California Coffee Shop Employees Who Blocked Jewish Customer From Using Bathroom and Berated Her with Antisemitic Comments Are Fired
Three California coffee shop workers at Farley’s East in Oakland blocked a Jewish customer from accessing the bathroom after she raised concerns about antisemitic graffiti scrawled on the walls.
The workers berated the customer and told her, “Free Palestine.”
They also accused her of wanting to use the facilities because “Israel loves taking private property and saying it’s their own.”
They told the upset woman she had to leave.
After additional back and forth, the staff ultimately allowed her into the bathroom.
As she enters to film the graffiti, one of the employees berates her yet again, saying, “History didn’t start in 1948, lady.”
“Free Palestine. Now please go,” one of the staffers adds.
