Pennsylvania Burger King worker raises $100k after firing over 'Free Palestine' remark

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A Burger King employee fired after telling an Israeli customer “Free Palestine” has raised nearly $100,000 via crowdfunding. Ariana Hamilton lost her job at a Pennsylvania branch following a dispute with Rami Feinstein, who said he felt threatened after she made the remark. Burger King apologized, citing zero tolerance for antisemitism, hate or discrimination. Hamilton said the exchange reflected free speech, not hostility, and defended her views. Her supporters cite free expression, while critics demand consequences. She said funds would cover rent, bills and groceries.


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