TfL apologises after staff member wore “Free Palestine” badge at Liverpool Street Station
Transport for London (TfL) has apologised following a complaint raised by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) concerning a staff member who wore a “Free Palestine” badge while on duty at Liverpool Street Station. The incident took place on 23 February 2026, when a Jewish passenger approached a TfL employee on
London Luton Airport Apologises to Israeli Author after Airport Incident
Luton Airport has issued a formal written apology to Israeli author Alon Penzel, after an incident when he was abused by airport security. Luton Airport has also confirmed that enhanced staff training has been implemented to strengthen its standards of professionalism, equality and respect for all passengers. UK Lawyers for
Ryanair apologises about pro-Palestine badge at Stansted Airport
Ryanair has apologised and launched an internal investigation following a complaint about a staff member wearing a pro-Palestinian badge during an interaction with a passenger at London Stansted Airport. A Ryanair spokesperson said: “It is not Ryanair policy for staff to wear badges, symbols or other items that might be
UKLFI Writes to Ryanair Over “Palestine Flag” Badge Incident at Stansted
A Ryanair employee wearing a Black Power Fist badge in the colours of the Palestine Flag is alleged to have insulted a passenger who queried the badge and threatened to throw him off his flight. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has written to Ryanair querying the airline’s dress code and
London Transport Supervisor tells complainant there should be more “Free Palestine” graffiti
A Transport for London (TfL) staff member refused to remove “Free Palestine” graffiti and told the passenger who reported it that there should be more of it. The incident, which took place on 10 August 2025, occurred after a passenger tried to report the graffiti at Bank Station. A “Service
TfL Urged To Act After Antisemitic Incident at Green Park Station
A Jewish woman, fleeing an antisemitic pursuer on the tube, was further distressed on discovering that a Transport for London (TfL) employee she approached for help was wearing a Palestine flag badge. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has written to Transport for London (TfL) following this incident, which occurred on
Avanti West Coast commits to enforcing uniform policy which bans political symbols
The UK train company Avanti West Coast has confirmed that employees should not wear political symbols, despite the rail union incorporating Palestine flags into its badges. This follows employees at Euston station repeatedly wearing Palestine flag badges on their uniform. A customer reported to UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) that
Israeli family intimidated at Luton Airport by pro-Palestine security officer
Luton Airport has been accused of possible breaches of Equality Law, after its security officer displayed pro-Palestine accessories, and gave full body searches to Jewish children and a baby. A Jewish Israeli family, travelling to Israel, told UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) about their concerns, after they had been stopped
Parody Labour Party Ad on Tube accuses Netanyahu of war crimes
A parody of an advertisement for the Labour Party appeared on Jubilee Line trains yesterday, accusing Israel’s Prime Minister of war crimes. The parody advert, which featured a picture of the UK’s Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, and Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s Prime Minister, displayed the slogan “with Labour Britain is doing
Fake anti-Israel Monday.com ads being removed by TFL
The fake anti-Israel Monday.com adverts are being removed by Transport for London (TfL) across their network. TfL has responded to the complaint sent in by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) and apologized for “any offence or upset caused”. TfL has written to UKLFI stating: “Please be rest assured, these advertisements,
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