Propalestinian activists have assaulted this last night the golf course posed by the president of the United States in the British town of Turnberry, who have filled with painted against their proposal to convert the Gaza Strip to the tourist area after expelling all its population by force.
The activists painted in three -meter letters the phrase “Gaza does not sell” on the grass of the field and caused damage to the ‘Greens’ in addition to painting the entire facade of the Club house with red spray.
The Palestine Action organization has attributed the responsibility of the incursion as a “direct response to the declared intention of the US administration to clean Gaza ethnically.”
BREAKING: Palestine Action wreck Trump’s golf course in Turnberry, Scotland.
“GAZA IS NOT FOR SALE” is sprayed across the lawn and the golf course’s holes are dug up.
Whilst Trump attempts to treat Gaza as his property, he should know his own property is within reach. pic.twitter.com/ZoH8joHEYi
— Palestine Action (@Pal_action) March 8, 2025
Last week, the US president published an artificial intelligence video on his social truth platform, promoting his plans for the strip, which included him and the president of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, without a shirt, drinking in the tourist complex “Trump Gaza”.
Trump sent a message to the two million inhabitants of Gaza on his social truth platform, writing: “To the people of Gaza: they are waiting for a beautiful future, but not if they take hostages,” he let in reference to the Israeli hostages that follow in the hands of the Palestinian militias of Hamas. “If they do,” he threatened directly, “they are dead.”
A spokesman for Palestine Action has stated that the organization “rejects the treatment that Donald Trump gives to Gaza as if it were his property to have it as he wants” and, “to make it clear, we have shown that his own property is not safe from acts of resistance.”
“We will continue to take measures against American-Israeli colonialism in the Palestinian homeland,” added the spokesman in comments to Press Association.