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0:52Now PlayingThree employees at a California coffee shop who were seen blocking a Jewish woman from using the bathroom while making anti-Israel comments in a now-viral video are now out of a java job.
Amy and Chris Hillyard, the owners of Farley’s East in Oakland, posted on social media Sunday that the employees seen on the video berating the customer “was shocking and unacceptable” and they are now jobless due to their actions.
“We do not tolerate any behavior at Farley’s that makes people feel unwelcome or unsafe. Because this act was not aligned with our values, the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by Farley’s,” the Hillyards posted on the shop’s social media.
“Events like these strike fear in the Jewish community and perpetuate the rise of anti-Semitism in our community and around the world.”
“We can and must do better — and this starts with us creating a safe space for anyone who patronizes our coffeehouse.”
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