“Last Thursday night (30/10), I was made aware of an offensive anti-Semitic social media comment made by Andrew Dimashki before he joined the Ray White Group.
The language used was completely unacceptable. Discrimination or vilification of any kind has no place within our network or the broader community. We are mortified that our name and all of our members have been associated with them – they are completely against everything we stand for as a family business and the values of the Ray White group.
If Andrew had made the original comments as a member of our group, then he would have been immediately dismissed. We have been advised that Andrew expressed deep remorse both soon after he made the comments 12 months ago and more recently since they resurfaced, and he has apologised repeatedly for his actions, including to friends and colleagues.
After discussions with the owner of the Ray White business in which Andrew is employed, with Andrew, and with Jewish members of our group, we stood Andrew down indefinitely as at 4pm Friday (31/10). We are taking this very seriously, and rest assured, we will take all steps possible to resolve the situation. We have reached out to organisations within the Jewish community to seek their assistance with a process to ensure Andrew’s apology and change of view is genuine and lasting.
Ray White stands firmly against anti-Semitism and all forms of hate and discrimination. We sincerely apologise to the Jewish community for the offence and hurt that this matter has caused.”
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Dan White Addressing Recent Anti-Semitic Comments
“Last Thursday night (30/10), I was made aware of an offensive anti-Semitic social media comment made by Andrew Dimashki before he joined the Ray White Group.
The language used was completely unacceptable. Discrimination or vilification of any kind has no place within our network or the broader community. We are mortified that our name and all of our members have been associated with them – they are completely against everything we stand for as a family business and the values of the Ray White group.
If Andrew had made the original comments as a member of our group, then he would have been immediately dismissed. We have been advised that Andrew expressed deep remorse both soon after he made the comments 12 months ago and more recently since they resurfaced, and he has apologised repeatedly for his actions, including to friends and colleagues.
After discussions with the owner of the Ray White business in which Andrew is employed, with Andrew, and with Jewish members of our group, we stood Andrew down indefinitely as at 4pm Friday (31/10). We are taking this very seriously, and rest assured, we will take all steps possible to resolve the situation. We have reached out to organisations within the Jewish community to seek their assistance with a process to ensure Andrew’s apology and change of view is genuine and lasting.
Ray White stands firmly against anti-Semitism and all forms of hate and discrimination. We sincerely apologise to the Jewish community for the offence and hurt that this matter has caused.”
Dan White, Managing Director
Ray White Group
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