The driver initiated a conversation about religion during the ride, which later shifted to Israel, before allegedly becoming agitated and ordering the two passengers out of the vehicle.

The plan being advanced would open the door for Uber’s model—letting ordinary drivers take fares—bringing Israel in line with much of the West.

'I don't like Jews. I'm not going to ride with a Jewish dog,' the passenger demanded

'It did not help when I told him that I can't go out in the middle of the highway. It was like I wasn't a person for him anymore.'

An Uber driver in the UK was sentenced to 15 days of anger management sessions, one hundred hours of community service and a 26-week suspended sentence for shouting he would “kill all the Jews” during a road-rage incident,