UK Border Force is facing an investigation into the "discriminatory" treatment of two Israeli survivors of the October 7 attack who were "detained for two hours" at Manchester Airport.
Footage posted online shows a male Border Force officer speaking in "aggressive terms".
The Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester & Region said the two male Israeli nationals, travelled from Brussels to Manchester on Sunday, March 24.
In an open letter posted to social media, the Council claimed the two men were coming back to the UK to speak about their experience in Israel on October 7.
UK Border Force is facing an investigation into the "discriminatory" treatment of two Israeli survivors of the October 7 attack who were "detained for two hours" at Manchester Airport
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But, after arriving at Manchester Airport they were taken aside for questioning by Border Force officials after explaining the reason for their visit.
In a video on social media, the Border Force officer can be heard saying: "Knock the attitude off.
"We've made the decision that you're coming in, so just let us do the checks we need to do, and keep quiet.
"Look at me. Are you clear with that? Good. We're the bosses not you."
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In a letter to Manchester Airport Group, Marc Levy, the Chief Executive of the Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester & Region said: "The only reason for their detention and interrogation was because they are Israeli.
"We unequivocally condemn the fact that Israeli nationals were detained and subjected to abuse by a Border Police Officer.
"This comment upon their release proves beyond any doubt that this individual was motivated by anti-Semitic intent."
A spokesperson from Manchester Airport said that they are in touch with UK Boarder Force and the Home Office.
Footage posted online shows a male Border Force officer speaking in 'aggressive terms'
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Home Secretary James Cleverley said: "We are investigating this. We do not tolerate antisemitism or any form of discrimination. This incident will be handled in line with our disciplinary procedures."
A Home Office spokesperson said: “We are aware of the complaint made against Border Force staff at Manchester Airport and are investigating these claims.
“While the facts and circumstances are being established, it must be reiterated that we do not tolerate antisemitism, in any forms, anywhere."