In France, the park manager was arrested: refused entry to 150 Israeli children

In the French Eastern Pyrenees, they decided to punish the manager of the recreation park who refused to allow 150 Israeli children onto the park's premises. The children had planned their visit in advance, but they were denied access.

The manager initially told some people that he refused to let the group in due to 'personal beliefs,' but later provided other justifications, law enforcement officials say.

The reaction to this incident was very sharp: representatives of the Jewish Observatory of France and the President of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France were outraged and consider such a decision unacceptable. They compare the situation to discrimination during the Holocaust.

As a result of the conflict, the park manager was taken into custody, and the situation is currently being reviewed by law enforcement agencies.