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Yesterday's post: https://poal.co/s/jews/807920

There's specialized traitorous hotels in the region, which cater to their whims. Much kvetching was going on, because of antisemitisms, as per usual.

https://austria-forum.org/af/AustriaWiki/Serfaus

DeepL translation of relevant paragraphs:

Visitors of the Jewish Faith

In recent years, Serfaus has become a favorite vacation destination for Orthodox Jews from Israel and other countries. Some hotels and supermarkets have adapted to their needs, such as providing kosher food.

In 2009 and 2010, however, there was not only an unusually high level of media attention on the topic of this “new form of tourism,” but also critical reporting on selected and, to this day (as of 2021), legally substantiated examples of discriminatory treatment by certain Serfaus hotels toward Jewish guests or potential Jewish renters of hotel rooms.

First, in 2009, the Tiroler Tageszeitung reported on a specifically named hotel’s refusal, documented in writing, to accommodate Jewish guests, which drew corresponding negative national and international attention. The following year, in 2010, the Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin was the first to report on another instance in which management refused to accommodate Jewish guests at a specific hotel. In this specific case, this led to the immediate dismissal of a seasonal worker who had apparently attempted to show a room to (Orthodox) Jewish guests. Consequently, the accusation of anti-semitism against those responsible at the hotels and, according to some accounts, even against parts of the entire village community, remained unresolved.

Yesterday's post: https://poal.co/s/jews/807920 There's specialized traitorous hotels in the region, which cater to their whims. Much kvetching was going on, because of antisemitisms, as per usual. https://austria-forum.org/af/AustriaWiki/Serfaus DeepL translation of relevant paragraphs: >Visitors of the Jewish Faith > In recent years, Serfaus has become a favorite vacation destination for Orthodox Jews from Israel and other countries. Some hotels and supermarkets have adapted to their needs, such as providing kosher food. > In 2009 and 2010, however, there was not only an unusually high level of media attention on the topic of this “new form of tourism,” but also critical reporting on selected and, to this day (as of 2021), legally substantiated examples of discriminatory treatment by certain Serfaus hotels toward Jewish guests or potential Jewish renters of hotel rooms. > First, in 2009, the Tiroler Tageszeitung reported on a specifically named hotel’s refusal, documented in writing, to accommodate Jewish guests, which drew corresponding negative national and international attention. The following year, in 2010, the Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin was the first to report on another instance in which management refused to accommodate Jewish guests at a specific hotel. In this specific case, this led to the immediate dismissal of a seasonal worker who had apparently attempted to show a room to (Orthodox) Jewish guests. Consequently, the accusation of anti-semitism against those responsible at the hotels and, according to some accounts, even against parts of the entire village community, remained unresolved.
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The jew will always tell you how persecuted he is, but he will never tell you why.