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Burger King Employee Fired After Telling Israeli Customer to 'Free Palestine' Raises $100K in Crowdfunding
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 4 hours ago
What happened
A Burger King employee in Pennsylvania was fired after telling an Israeli customer to "free Palestine." The incident sparked a viral debate on freedom of speech and led to the employee raising $100,000 through crowdfunding. Burger King apologized and condemned discrimination.
- 01Burger King employee told Israeli customer to 'free Palestine' and was fired.
- 02Customer Rami Feinstein felt threatened and posted the encounter online.
- 03Employee Ariana Hamilton raised $100,000 via crowdfunding after losing her job.
- 04Social media showed strong support for Hamilton and sparked debate on free speech.
- 05Burger King apologized and condemned antisemitism and discrimination.
- 06The company is working with the franchisee to resolve the issue.
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