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Luke Costin

Rival jumping castle business in anti-Jewish crossfire

A Sydney business allegedly refused to hire out a jumping castle to a Jewish school. (Jamie McKinnell/AAP PHOTOS)

A family-run jumping castle business has faced a torrent of abuse after an inflatable-hire rival was accused of discriminating against a Jewish school.

Western Sydney Jump has been widely condemned and a senior Jewish leader has called for mandatory anti-Semitic education nationally after the firm's owner purportedly boasted about refusing a booking from a Sydney Jewish school.

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