Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland was vandalized by activists from Palestine Action, who painted “Gaza Is Not 4 Sale” on the grounds in response to Trump’s statements regarding plans for Gaza, including “cleaning out the whole thing.” The vandalism, which included damage to the greens and clubhouse, was described as a protest against the US administration’s alleged intent to ethnically cleanse Gaza and Trump’s rhetoric regarding the territory. Police are investigating the incident, while a resort spokesperson stated that the damage would not impact business.
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Pro-Palestinian activists, in protest of President Trump’s proposal to relocate Gaza’s population, vandalized his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, painting “Gaza Is Not For Sale” on the grounds. Palestine Action claimed responsibility, asserting the action demonstrates resistance to Trump’s perceived ownership of Gaza. Police are investigating the incident, while Trump Turnberry called the actions criminal but vowed minimal business disruption. The vandalism follows a fragile ceasefire in the Gaza conflict and Trump’s controversial resettlement proposal, which Palestinians have universally rejected.
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A Baphomet statue erected by The Satanic Temple in Concord, NH, was vandalized within 48 hours of its unveiling. The incident sparked controversy, with Mayor Byron Champlin expressing disapproval of both the statue and the city’s decision to grant a permit, citing concerns about an “anti-religious agenda.” Rep. Ellen Read defended the display as upholding First Amendment rights regarding religious pluralism. Champlin intends to create a city committee to review policies on unattended displays to prevent similar future conflicts.
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