The Board of Deputies has called on Plaid Cymru to expel a prominent party activist for suggesting Israeli and Saudi hackers had attempted to steal her online passwords.
Sahar Al-Faifi, who is seeking a nomination to stand for the Welsh Assembly this year, posted a series of tweets this week in which she said Google had alerted her to an attempt by “government-backed attackers” to steal her passwords and accused both countries of “harassment”.
Board President Marie van der Zyl said any failure to expel her would send a “clear message that those who indulge in antisemitism are welcome, and Jews are not.”
The communal group previously called for Ms Al-Faifi’s expulsion after she appeared to link George Floyd’s killing to Israel. The party investigated but took no further action against her.