50 Jewish children kicked off plane, female supervisor allegedly beaten to the ground and handcuffed!

Another shocking act of global antisemitism.

OP how did you reach this conclusion?

Raise eyebrows? Fair enough if you think so.

The OP posted in haste it was purely based on anti-semitism. I still can't see how they came to that conclusion and so quickly too.

Probably because its an antisemetic lie that seems to be spreading like wildfire on social media, despite the complete lack of evidence - hence the OP pointing that out...

Yes, you're made to feel guilty by not sharing their views. That's just before the personal attacks and pile ons.

Where did OP claim they were singing “death to Arabs”?
I'll retract that apologies I thought she said they were singing it not allegedly

“Manhandled to the ground” might have been a better choice of word
Definitely, being beaten to the ground has very different connotations.

a clip of a person lying face down on the ground while being handcuffed,
Which is pretty standard police practice. Being beaten suggests something very different

All of those posters who have expressed outrage that one adult was in charge of 50 children. Are you now going to accept you were wrong? Is it possible that you may have been wrong on other things?

I am not wrong, you need more than one young woman to escort a group of teens. On school trips you have to have 1 adult to 10 children, for Scout camps it is 1 adult for every 12 children.

47 or 50 children (I have seen both quoted) need at least 4 adults accompanying them.

Everything else I will wait until things are clearer because I just don't know.

There is a 2 minute interview, in the OP, where one of the children describes the police hitting the supervisor in the leg, so that she fell to the ground, then pinning her, hancuffing her and continuing to "beat" her.

Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting.

Back to this. Can people say whatever they like about you and if you can’t disprove it that’s fine, anything goes

Agreed.

Obviously Vuelling are going to back their crew to the hilt, but offloading the whole group when possibly (and we don't simply fon't know the details) only a portion were missbehaving is going to raise eyebrows..

Crewmembers have a lot of power but "I did it for safety reasons" doesn't always wash or even stand up legally....

We maybe will see.....

EasternStandard · Today 12:41
Why repeat the unsubstantiated claim on the singing?
A lie sure does spread fast on SM

So, there is now categorical proof that the singing is indeed a lie?

So why raise it on here?

Ah. Should have known from your OP you would be one of those.

OP repeated the claim about the signing in his/her/its original post. How was that ok?

I questioned whether the police beat up the supervisor. If they were arrested I've no doubt they were handcuffed which is pretty standard practice. As I said an allegation that the supervisor was beaten up is pretty serious and there's no evidence for it but you agreed with the poster on it.
Maybe just be a bit more thorough with the posts you are agreeing with if you want to call out others for spreading lies.

I usually give no ducks to your posts but this time you got a one, a ducklink, to support the anecdote.
I think you think you're a lot more clever than you actually are, your "humorous" anecdotes fail to deliver

Why repeat the unsubstantiated claim on the singing?

A lie sure does spread fast on SM

Where did OP claim they were singing “death to Arabs”?
What she said was:

“they were accused of being rowdy and singing ‘Death to Arabs’ in Hebrew (no evidence they were saying that)”

Why are you twisting her statement like that?

As for the camp director, she said twice in her OP that she was beaten to the ground and handcuffed, not that she was beaten up.
The Telegraph link (as well as several other sources) shows a clip of a person lying face down on the ground while being handcuffed, so I assume that’s what OP’s referring to. “Manhandled to the ground” might have been a better choice of word, but apart from that I don’t see what the issue with her statement is?

This ^

I’m not on X ? Never pushed it in my life? Only information I have is from your original post.

More than one staff member would have had to feel they were acting dangerously in order to escalate it to the pilot and then the pilot call in enforcements.

At many airlines any single crew member can escalate problems to the pilots ..it's usually then a team decision about reinforcements.

TBH based on being involved in stuff like this in the past (though not on this scale) and solely on the partial info we have my spidey senses are telling me there's something a bit "off" about the whole story.

Its mostly in the French language press so far, but you can run through translate. 'Damien" has spoken to a few outlets, it seems, but this was the most detailed account I could find:

https://www.europe1.fr/societe/expulsion-des-enfants-francais-de-confession-juive-du-vol-vueling-ils-etaient-tres-calmes-revele-un-passager-temoin-765215

Club Kineret's legal counsel claim to have several supportive witness statements from other passengers already (statement published on their Instagram - again, in French). Of course, they might not - but it'd be a pretty bold claim for a senior lawyer (as she seems to be) to make so quickly and publicly if it wasnt at least somewhat truthful.

It seems that the group as a whole were being antisocial louts, tampering with safety equipment. That warranted their removal from the flight.

If they also were chanting 'death to arabs' then that makes them racist antisocial louts.

Whether they were chanting or not, they deserved being ejected. Their ethnicity and religion doesn't come into it.

Of course. And worse still that the line earlier ‘well you can’t prove they didn’t sing it’.

That’s pretty much game over for what’s posted online. Anything goes.