Originally Posted by fromYYZ_flyer
The reason he was removed is because he was making another passenger nervous. He was allowed on the next flight because they know Hasidic Jewish people pray like that and that he is not a terrorist. If I was walking around the plane shaking and yelling "bloody murder" I would be removed too, not because I am a terrorist but because other pax would feel uncomfortable.
When was the last time you heard somebody walking around the plane shaking and yelling "bloody murder"?
If you ever saw an Orthodox Jew pray, you would know that he will rock back and forth very gently, and mumble the prayers in an undertone that is barely audible. Sure, in a synagogue on Saturday or standing in front of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, he might show a bit more fervor, but not so in other public situations.