A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “A 16-year-old-boy has been charged and is the subject of a report to the Procurator Fiscal and the Scottish Children's Reporters Administration in connection with the incident."
Paul Edlin, president of the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council, called the video “atrocious and deplorable” and the incident as “a crime - I am calling it a crime because I believe it’s a crime".
He also said East Renfrewshire Council had been “conferring extensively within the community – in both local and national terms – about how this should be handled. We will also be involving the CST [Community Security Trust] as well."
A council spokesperson said: “We take a zero tolerance approach to the misuse of social media, particularly when it is offensive to others.
"We promote an ethos of equity and equality and foster good relationships in all our schools and this matter will be dealt with in line with those policies.”
The local MP Paul Masterton described the incident as “disgusting behaviour from a young adult who should know better".
