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Western Sydney Jump, a Sydney-based company that rents jumping castles, has come under fire for refusing to provide outdoor games to a Jewish school in Sydney.
The company’s response, laden with hostility, included an email to the Masada College school principal stating: “There is no way I am taking a Zionist booking. I don’t want your blood money. Free Palestine.”
The controversial exchange unfolded on Tuesday when Masada College reached out to Western Sydney Jump for a quote on several outdoor games for an upcoming school function.
Instead of a professional response, the school received a rejection infused with political sentiments.
The company later posted the email exchange on its Instagram page, @westernsydneyjump, attracting attention and criticism.
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Western Sydney Jump was founded by corporate events planner Tanya Issa, pictured with her husband.Western Sydney Jump
The now-removed posts have since circulated widely.
“I have owned my business for ten years. I have the right to decline any booking,” asserted the company owner on the Instagram post, defending their discriminatory stance.
The post also featured a photo of two women allegedly associated with Masada College, one sporting a sweatshirt with the word “Zioness” emblazoned on it.
The caption read: “They are Loud and Proud Zionists.”
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Masada College reached out to Western Sydney Jump for a quote on outdoor games for an upcoming event. Western Sydney Jump
Continuing the inflammatory narrative, the post showcased a picture of a schoolteacher holding roses with a group of year 2 students, mocking the school’s celebration of “world kindness day.”
The caption read: “Yesterday the same Zionist school celebrated ‘world kindness day’ LOL LOL LOL.”
Attempting to clarify the controversy, the post stated, “Just to be clear, this is about Zionists. Not Jews. I have zero issue with the Jewish community.”
It went on to express astonishment at the perceived double standard in reactions to Palestinian and Zionist sentiments.
Western Sydney Jump, a Sydney-based company that rents jumping castles, has come under fire for refusing to provide outdoor games to a Jewish school in Sydney.
The company’s response, laden with hostility, included an email to the Masada College school principal stating: “There is no way I am taking a Zionist booking. I don’t want your blood money. Free Palestine.”
The controversial exchange unfolded on Tuesday when Masada College reached out to Western Sydney Jump for a quote on several outdoor games for an upcoming school function.
Instead of a professional response, the school received a rejection infused with political sentiments.
The company later posted the email exchange on its Instagram page, @westernsydneyjump, attracting attention and criticism.
4 Western Sydney Jump was founded by corporate events planner Tanya Issa, pictured with her husband.Western Sydney Jump
The now-removed posts have since circulated widely.
“I have owned my business for ten years. I have the right to decline any booking,” asserted the company owner on the Instagram post, defending their discriminatory stance.
The post also featured a photo of two women allegedly associated with Masada College, one sporting a sweatshirt with the word “Zioness” emblazoned on it.
The caption read: “They are Loud and Proud Zionists.”
4 Masada College reached out to Western Sydney Jump for a quote on outdoor games for an upcoming event. Western Sydney Jump
Continuing the inflammatory narrative, the post showcased a picture of a schoolteacher holding roses with a group of year 2 students, mocking the school’s celebration of “world kindness day.”
The caption read: “Yesterday the same Zionist school celebrated ‘world kindness day’ LOL LOL LOL.”
Attempting to clarify the controversy, the post stated, “Just to be clear, this is about Zionists. Not Jews. I have zero issue with the Jewish community.”
It went on to express astonishment at the perceived double standard in reactions to Palestinian and Zionist sentiments.
