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Antisemites echo Pep Guardiola's remarks against Israel

Antisemites echo Pep Guardiola's remarks against Israel

Roughly a day after Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola made inflammatory comments about the situation in Gaza, choosing to highlight only one side of the conflict, support for the Spanish coach poured in from across Europe. “Guardiola delivered a powerful and important speech in response to the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza.”

'A disgrace - WWE has decided it doesn't care about Jews'

'A disgrace - WWE has decided it doesn't care about Jews'

Pro-Palestinian wrestlers CM Punk and Sami Zayn sparked outrage after appearing in the ring wearing attire styled in the colors of the PLO flag • Oren Treitman of the Closeline group: “It’s astonishing that WWE approved their outfits during the same week a couple was murdered at the Israeli Embassy in Washington. This is solidarity with a message of extreme hatred and racism.”

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