Social Experiment in London: How Did Locals React to Public Shaming of a Jew?

It all began when the African American man was strolling peacefully down the street. Suddenly, he noticed a Jewish person sitting at a cafe. He ended his call saying, "You won't believe this, I see a Jew here. Let me call you back," and hung up. As he said this, several heads at the cafe turned towards him, indicating they clearly heard his words.

"Are you kidding? What is he doing here?" he asked one of the cafe patrons.

"This is ridiculous. I don't like you," he yelled toward the 'Jew'. "I don't like you. You're not kosher, you get it?"

At this point, one of the cafe patrons who was inside stepped outside upon hearing the commotion.

"You don't agree with me?" the attacker shouted again: "Jew, what are you doing here? Go back to Tel Aviv. You're not welcome here."

"I don't agree with you," said the person who stood up for the Jew. "Everyone has their political opinions, and your behavior is completely inappropriate."

Note: Throughout this loud argument and shouting, only two people from the crowd walking by or sitting in the cafe bothered to intervene on behalf of the Jewish person.

In the end, the two revealed that it was a social experiment to see if strangers would intervene in the face of antisemitism, showing the cafe patrons the hidden camera that recorded them.