Hundreds of Metro Detroit Jews stranded at D.C. airport by 'malicious' bus drivers

Jews Left Stranded as Chartered Buses Across US Allegedly Refuse to Drive Pro-Israel Supporters to Major DC Rally

Across the US, groups of American Jews and pro-Israel advocates traveling to Washington, DC for a massive rally on Tuesday organized to show support for Israel and denounce antisemitism were left stranded as chartered buses either refused to transport them or never showed up. US Jewish groups organized the "March for Israel" to demand the

Jew-hating bus drivers leave 900 Jews stranded on D.C. tarmac for hours

(Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash) By Jim Hoft The Gateway Pundith On Tuesday hundreds of thousands of American Jews and their supporters held a rally for Israel in Washington DC. The protest was attended by both Democrat and Republican lawmakers. 900 attendees from the Detroit area were left stranded at Dulles after bus drivers refused to transport them to the rally. Jew hating bus drivers at Dulles left 900 Jews stranded at Dulles Airport, re…

Hundreds of Jewish rally-goers headed to D.C. stranded after ‘malicious walk-off’ by bus drivers

Hundreds of Jewish would-be rallygoers were stranded in a D.C. airport on Tuesday after several bus drivers staged a walk-off.

300 Jews headed to Israel rally in DC stranded by bus drivers allegedly staging ‘malicious’ sick out

"This action prevented proud Jewish Americans from exercising their freedom to speak, protest, assemble, and gather today at the nation’s capital."

'Deliberate anti-Semitic act': Bus drivers leave 300 Jewish people stranded, preventing them from attending pro-Israel event

Approximately 300 Jewish people were stranded on an airport tarmac for 11 hours on Tuesday after bus drivers walked off the job in a deliberate attempt to prevent the passengers from attending a pro-Israel event, according to the Jewish Federation of Detroit.The Jewish organization arranged to have ...

Hundreds of Detroit Jews Stranded at D.C. Airport as Bus Drivers Stage 'Malicious Walk-Off'

Members of Detroit's Jewish community landed in Washington, DC, to march in solidarity with Israel Tuesday only to be stranded at the airport after what was described as a "malicious walk-off" by some bus drivers.