JERUSALEM (AP) — A popular Israeli amusement park has come under criticism for the appearance of discrimination and denied on Friday that it had segregated between Jews and Arabs, insisting it remains open to all.
The Superland park near Tel Aviv came under fire after reports emerged this week that it designated separate visiting times for groups of Jewish and Arab children. The reports sparked outrage and touched on the already sensitive relations between the country’s Jews and Arab.
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