Tube driver who led anti-Israel chants on train apologises but Jewish groups want him sacked

A TUBE driver who led anti-Israel chants on his train has apologised, saying he “never wanted to make people feel uncomfortable”.

But Jewish groups insist the unidentified man should be sacked.

1A tube driver who led anti-Israel chants on his train has apologised, saying he 'never wanted to make people feel uncomfortable'Credit: Getty

In a clip shared online he tells passengers, many heading to an anti-Gaza war march on October 21: “So, as I feel a part of it, kindly join me as we proceed to Bond Street.”

He then shouts “Free, free” eight times, as passengers chant “Palestine”.

Transport for London suspended him and British Transport Police investigated.

The case was dropped and the man is back at work.