The anti-Israel provocation that unfolded overnight in London, when pro-‘Palestinian’ activists descended on West Ham United’s Rush Green training ground and hung PLO flags in an effort to pressure the club into removing Manor Solomon, continues to spark outrage across Britain. The activists circulated a video openly explaining the purpose of their campaign, but quickly faced a fierce backlash from West Ham supporters on social media, who rallied behind the Israeli national team winger and condemned racism and incitement in soccer.
Pro Palestine West Ham fans have been protesting the signing of Israeli winger Manor Solomon by putting up Palestine flags around the stadium.
Typical inbreds beating their chest, pissing on the area with their shit ideology in an attempt to mark their territory and intimidate… pic.twitter.com/G7QPs9rp7p
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) August 25, 2026
The controversy has now escalated further with the intervention of prominent British political activist Tommy Robinson, who launched a blistering attack on those behind the demonstration. Robinson shared footage of the flags hanging outside the Hammers’ training ground and condemned what he described as an attempt to inject extremist ideology into sports and intimidate both the London club and its Israeli player.
Robinson accused the demonstrators of attempting to mark territory and frighten the public. “These are people imposing their awful ideology in an attempt to mark territory and intimidate people,” Robinson said. He followed with a blunt, one-word demand that quickly gained attention online: “Deport.”
Robinson’s response joins a broader wave of support Solomon has received from local fans in London, as the Israeli star prepares for a highly anticipated cup clash against Southampton and Daniel Peretz. The repeated provocations away from the pitch have so far failed to distract Solomon from his objective, as the Israeli star remains determined to deliver his response to his opponents where it matters most—on the field.