‘Zionists, get out!’ – Spanish waiter ejects Israelis from café

“Sons of whores,” the waiter continued in his unhinged rant, accusing the Israeli tourists of supporting genocide.

By World Israel News Staff

A Spanish restaurant worker ejected Israelis from the eatery once he learned their country of origin and blamed them for the ongoing war in Gaza.

In a clip that went viral on social media, an employee at a restaurant in southern Spain filmed himself harassing Israeli tourists, who were drinking beer al fresco at the café.

“Get out of here! Go eat in Gaza! Out!” the waiter is heard saying as he snatches the menus from the Israelis’ tables. He continues yelling, even after the tourists rise from their seats.

“Sons of whores,” the man continues in his unhinged rant, accusing them of supporting genocide as the Israelis walk away from the venue.

“They kill people and come on vacation. Get out of here, Zionists! Viva Palestine! Free Palestine!” the man screams.

None of the other patrons at the restaurant intervened or defended the Israelis.

Notably, Spanish law forbids discrimination based on country of origin and religion.

Recent months have seen an explosion of antisemitic attacks in Spain, which has maintained a staunchly pro-Palestinian stance since the October 7 Hamas massacres.

In March 2025, an assailant sprayed a flammable liquid around the entryway of Rimmon Kosher Restaurant in Spain. The restaurant was packed with diners at the time of the attempted arson, but observant staff confronted the suspect before he was able to start a fire.

In June 2024, a Madrid vegan restaurant posted a sign stating that “Zionists” are not welcome and officially declared itself an “anti-Zionist zone” in a move evocative of Nazi-era policies that banned Jews from businesses in Germany.

“A vegan friend who ate at the restaurant last week told me about the sign, so yesterday we went there to find out what the story was,” Ben Yahav-Nevat, an Israeli expat who has lived in Spain for nearly a decade, told Hebrew-language media outlet Ynet at the time.

“I went in and asked why they hung that sign there, and an employee came and started yelling at us. I told them I was a proud Zionist and told them it was a racist, antisemitic sign and that they should remove it.”

Yahav-Nevat said that in response, the restaurant’s staff “shouted at us and accused us of murdering children.”