Davos Ski Shop Faces Backlash and Legal Action for Antisemitic Sign

A ski rental shop in Davos, Switzerland, has sparked outrage and is under investigation after refusing to rent equipment to Jewish customers, citing theft and unreturned gear.

Swiss police have launched an investigation into a Davos ski shop for discrimination and incitement to hatred after it posted a sign refusing service to Jewish customers.
The sign, which was quickly removed following public outcry, has led to legal actions by the Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities, condemning the move as discriminatory.
Davos Mayor and Swiss anti-racism groups have condemned the shop's actions, emphasizing that antisemitism and discrimination have no place in the community.
The shop's manager has apologized for the poorly worded sign, asserting that Jewish customers are welcome again, though the incident has reignited discussions on the treatment of Jewish tourists in Davos.
This incident comes amid rising incidences of antisemitism across Europe, highlighting the need for greater awareness and action against discrimination.