"The Tube driver is seen at a protest carrying a banner for the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers. When asked if it is safe for Jews to ride the Bakerloo line, he responds: 'Not when I'm driving.' This comment has been described as revolting by the Campaign Against Antisemitism."
"Transport for London's chief operating officer stated: 'Everyone has the right to travel around London without facing discrimination, and we stand united against hate in all its forms.' The organization confirmed the driver has been suspended pending investigation."
A London Underground driver was suspended after making a comment implying Jewish passengers would be unsafe on the Bakerloo line. The driver was filmed at a protest and responded negatively when asked about the safety of Jews on the service. The Campaign Against Antisemitism condemned the remarks, emphasizing that they contradict safety expectations. Transport for London confirmed the suspension and stated that any acts of antisemitism would be taken seriously. The RMT union also condemned discrimination and affirmed its commitment to fighting antisemitism.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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