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Dublin Hotel Cancels Booking for Conference on Antisemitism
A Dublin hotel canceled a booking for 70 rooms intended for guests attending a conference on combating antisemitism, according to Maurice Cohen, chair of the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland. The hotel did not provide an explanation for the cancellation, which has sparked debate amid rising antisemitic incidents in Ireland. The World Jewish Congress has called for clarification from the hotel, while experts note that opposition to Israeli policies may be contributing to increased bias against Jews.
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A Dublin hotel canceled a booking for 70 rooms intended for guests attending a conference on combating antisemitism, according to Maurice Cohen, chair of the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland. The hotel did not provide an explanation for the cancellation, which has sparked debate amid rising antisemitic incidents in Ireland. The World Jewish Congress has called for clarification from the hotel, while experts note that opposition to Israeli policies may be contributing to increased bias against Jews.
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