One of the Golf of the President Trump’s resort in Scotland vandalized the Pro-Palestinian activists in response to his proposal to empty the gauze of their Palestinian population.
Palestine Action activists, based in the UK, said they were targeting Golf Terrain and Mr. Trump Turnberry’s Hotel in the southwest of Scotland overnight, painting “Gaza is not for sale” in giant letters on the lawn. They also vandalized The outer wall of the club house with red spray.
The group said he was “rejecting his treatment with Donald Trump toward Gaza as if he were his property to disposes of how he loves.”
“To make it clear, we showed him that his property is not safe from the work of resistance,” the statement said.
Police Scotch said he had received a report on golf course in the early hours of Saturday and that the investigations were in progress. No arrests were carried out.
Mr. Trump caused anger last month when he suggested Now “Download” Gaza And turn him into a “Riviera of the Middle East”, forcing his Palestinian residents to move to Egypt or Jordan. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted the proposal, which are Palestinians, Arab countries and human rights experts, which are likely to violate international law
On Saturday are the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Muslim Nations rejected Mr. Trump’s proposal.
Without a special mention of Mr. Trump, ministers said they had rejected “plans aimed at changing the Palestinian people individually or collectively … as ethnic cleansing, a great violation of international law and a crime against humanity.”
The future of gauze is uncertain as the first phase a cease-fire This stopped the 15-month war between Israel and Hamas, ended without clarity what would happen next because the second phase of the agreement was not yet erupted.
Turnberry is one of the two resorts that Mr Trump possesses in Scotland, a mother’s ancestral home.
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The spokesman called the activities of the activist “childish, criminal act” activists, adding that the team would ensure that this did not affect the job.
“Turnberry is a national treasure and will continue to be a lighthouse of luxury and excellence in the golf world,” they said.
Turnberry is one of 10 rotation courses hosting a British Open, the oldest of the four major men’s golf championships. However, he has not prepared the event since Mr. Trump bought a 2014 course and renovated several holes.
