Israeli brothers 'fear for safety' after being confronted by Border Force staff | Israel-Hamas war

Daniel and Naria Sharabi came to England to share what they experienced on October 7, the survivors of the Hamas attack on Israel, instead of sharing the video of what they experienced at the UK

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. so put aside the attitude, we have made the decision and you are going to come in, so let us do the checks we have to do and stay quiet, look at me, okay, sure, we are the bosses, not you, okay, those officials. at Manchester airport say they were also told they had to make sure they didn't do what they are doing in Gaza.

Here they were detained for two hours. It's very bad after you've been through so many terrible things and you arrive in a new country, England, and you don't accept things like this from the police officer at the

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. Yeah, it's not a good welcome we face with this unit and honestly, if I hear it from some civilians, it'll be fine because it's civilians, but where I when I heard from Cap that it's an official job and he's supposed to keep an eye on me and give me the feeling that I'm saved and he does the exact opposite so I don't know what to think honestly afterwards What happened?

I don't feel safe here. The

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had been at the Nova Music Festival on October 7. Now they support other survivors. The Greater Manchester Jewish Representative Council, which invited them to the UK, says no Israeli traveler should face discrimination. The Minister of the Interior. James cleverly posted on Jew or Christian or Muslim and these things are supposed to stop, we have to fight this aniti. They plan to encourage other survivors to come to the UK to share their stories. They say that now it is unlikely that they will do it out of

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of someone. others face the same treatment Greg Milm Sky News Manchester