An update on this story. It is good that this man was fired, but Britain is changing rapidly, and Uber (along with the entire British establishment) is trying to pretend it isn’t happening. How long will it be before Uber will be charged with being “Islamophobic” for firing this driver? How long will it be before cabs and Ubers in London will be labeled as to whether or not they allow Jews, or passengers carrying alcohol or ham sandwiches, etc.? Hysterical? Just watch.
“Uber bans London driver who told customers he had a ‘no Jews’ policy as he cancelled their booking having seen they were wearing kippahs,” by Stefan Boscia, Mailonline, April 7, 2019:
An Uber driver who refused to pick up Jewish customers has been banned by the ridesharing company.
The driver, who called himself Ahmad to passengers, was formerly a London Uber driver.
However, he has been permanently banned from taking customers through the Uber app for his strict no Jews policy.
The Jewish Chronicle reported that two men wearing kippahs, a traditional Jewish headdress for men, were refused a ride by Ahmad on High Road, Wembley.
One of the men, Sam Adler, said the driver: ‘Turned around, and as he drove past us, said “I don’t take Jews.”
‘Then he hightailed it, just legged it.’
Ahmad then officially cancelled the ride via the Uber app.
Uber apologised to the two men and banned the driver, but refused to pay any compensation to the pair.
The multinational company told Mr Adler: ‘We would never want to minimise an experience like you describe by putting an arbitrary monetary value on the situation.’…