Switzerland Ski Shop Faces Investigation for Antisemitic Sign

A ski shop near Davos is under scrutiny after barring Jews from renting equipment, sparking widespread condemnation and a police investigation.

Switzerland's main Jewish organization condemned a ski shop near Davos for displaying an antisemitic sign barring Jews from renting equipment.
The sign, written in Hebrew, cited 'annoying incidents' including theft as the reason for the ban, targeting Israeli Jews.
Police in the Graubünden region have opened an investigation for possible violation of Swiss laws against discrimination and incitement to hatred.
The incident has been met with shock and vows of legal action by the Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities.
The controversy arises amidst rising antisemitism in Europe, linked to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.