An investigation by the Israeli consulate found that the message had been issued on behalf of the hotel. According to officials, the hotel initially denied responsibility but later acknowledged that one of its employees had sent the response. The case has since been escalated to Bavarian authorities, including the state commissioner for combating antisemitism within the Justice Ministry, who is expected to assess whether legal proceedings are warranted. Talya Lador, Israel’s consul general to southern Germany, addressed the incident on X, writing: “Are we back in the 1930s? I am glad Booking[.com] removed this hotel from its platform.” Sind wir...