Two Jewish women pushed out of Spanish spa, allegedly after staffers see Star of David necklace in disturbing video
Two Jewish women were reportedly expelled from a spa in Spain after staff members reacted negatively to their Star of David necklace. The incident escalated as staffers questioned the women about their beliefs and physically pushed them out. Following the altercation, the women filed a police report regarding the incident.
- ▪The women were trying to enter Sauna Thermas when they were confronted by staff.
- ▪Staff members asked if the women were Zionists and became aggressive when they refused to answer.
- ▪The couple filed a police report after being pushed out of the spa.
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| Publication time | Sat, 30 May 2026 22:22:41 -0400 |
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US News Two Jewish women pushed out of Spanish spa, allegedly after staffers see Star of David necklace in disturbing video By dspectornyp Published May 30, 2026, 10:22 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Two Jewish women were allegedly pushed out of a spa in Spain as staffers screamed at them after an employee saw their Star of David necklace. The married couple, who are Americans living in Barcelona, according to Israeli author Hen Mazzig who posted a video of the shocking exchange on X, were trying to enter gay spa Sauna Thermas when chaos ensued. Staffers refused to allow them to enter the spa and repeatedly quizzed them if they were Zionists after seeing their necklace. Mazzig did not provide the women’s names.
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