A German hotel in Bavaria becomes the focus of an anti-Semitism dispute after an email reply allegedly told an Israeli Jewish guest that Jews are not allowed to stay there. According to reporting, the message was sent by Hotel Zum Hirschen in the town of Lam in response to a booking enquiry from Israeli tourist Michael Winokur. The controversy centers on the hotel’s stated terms for accommodation and whether the response reflects discriminatory treatment based on religion and nationality. The issue has prompted public criticism and heightened scrutiny of how the hotel handles bookings from Jewish guests. The case is presented as a dispute sparked by the content of the email, which is described as “chilling” in coverage. The available reports focus on the alleged denial of a booking and the broader allegations of anti-Jewish discrimination connected to it. Details such as the hotel’s own response and any formal investigations are not included in the provided excerpts.