Dublin hotel reportedly cancels 70 rooms booked for attendees of antisemitism forum
Photo: The New York TimesHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize the cancellation after the hotel learned the purpose of the booking; right sources add the manager's reported question about IDF involvement.
Both reports say a Dublin hotel canceled a reservation of 70 rooms for guests attending an international event on combating antisemitism. The account comes from a Jewish community leader in Ireland, identified by Fox News as Maurice Cohen, chairman of the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland. The New York Times says the hotel canceled once it learned what the rooms were for. Fox News adds that the hotel manager reportedly questioned involvement of the Israel Defense Forces. Both outlets attribute the claims to the community leader.
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Presents the cancellation as an accusation against the hotel, stating it came after the hotel learned the rooms were for the forum.
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Highlights the rejection of the conference as 'not wanted' and includes the manager's reported question about IDF involvement.