A woman kicks her husband out of their business following his involvement in a protest with a sign.

After recent events, the popular Nomad restaurant group has undergone some changes in its management. Co-owner Alan Yazbek, who has been at the helm of the business, has been removed from his position by his wife and business partner, Rebecca Yazbek. This decision was made following Alan's involvement in a controversial incident at a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney last month where he displayed a poster with a swastika, causing outrage among many individuals.

Rebecca Yazbek took to Instagram to announce the news, expressing her sincere apologies for her husband's actions. She explained that the past few weeks have been difficult for everyone involved, and they deeply regret the negative impact it has had on the community. As a result, Alan is no longer a part of the management team of their business.

Being both his wife and business partner, Rebecca admitted to feeling furious and heartbroken by Alan's behavior. She fully understands the frustration and disappointment of those affected and is committed to rebuilding trust with the community. The couple owns several restaurants, including the popular Nomad, and this incident has had significant consequences, with chefs leaving and some brands cutting ties ahead of the Spring racing season.

Moving forward, Rebecca and the rest of the team at Nomad are determined to make things right and regain the trust and support of the community. They are deeply sorry for the harm caused and are taking necessary steps to ensure that such incidents do not happen again. The Nomad restaurant group remains committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive space for all.

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