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Venue admits scrapping Jewish comedian's Edinburgh Fringe show was discrimination
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Venue admits scrapping Jewish comedian's Edinburgh Fringe show was discrimination - Published A venue has accepted that it discriminated against a Jewish comedian when it cancelled his show at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe over his views about the Israel-Gaza war.
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Venue admits scrapping Jewish comedian's Edinburgh Fringe show was discrimination - Published A venue has accepted that it discriminated against a Jewish comedian when it cancelled his show at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe over his views about the Israel-Gaza war. Philip …
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