Taxi driver in Warsaw ejects Israeli traveler
A controversial incident occurred in the Polish capital, Warsaw, when a ride-hailing driver via the "Bolt" app refused to provide service to an Israeli passenger, justifying his refusal by stating that he opposes offering services due to her nationality, accusing Israel of killing innocent people. Recordings revealed a heated exchange between the two, with the driver refusing to complete the ride and threatening her, while the passenger insisted on her right to access the service. Bolt contacted the passenger and confirmed that it had taken measures against the driver. However, she expressed her dissatisfaction with the company's response, criticizing it as unclear and insufficient. An investigation also revealed disturbing background information about the passenger, who resides in an Israeli settlement in the West Bank and has expressed support for the policies of Israel's far-right, including support for Ben-Gvir, along with statements hostile to Palestinians, and calls to classify Palestinian resistance activities as terrorism.
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