The German airline Lufthansa allegedly prevented more than 100 Orthodox Jewish passengers from boarding a May 4 flight from Frankfurt to Budapest after a couple of passengers refused to wear a mask on their previous flight. The Jewish Chronicle (JC) and Business Insider (BI) reported that the passengers had just landed in Frankfurt after flying from New York as part of their trip to Budapest to pay tribute to a late well-known rabbi. Per the reporting, the non-Jewish passengers from New York were allowed to board the flight to Budapest but the Jewish passengers were not. The JC reported that...
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