Egypt and Arsenal midfielder Mohamed Elneny is at the focal point of a column over a post to his colossal after voicing his “heart”, “soul” and “backing” for Palestine, making an offended Jewish boss urge supports and the English FA to act.
ElNeny posted a photograph of a man holding a Palestinian banner before a group in a demonstration of his sentiments on the current struggle between Palestine and Israel.
The 28-year-old upheld up the post, which is said to have incorporated a picture called ‘Palestine Lives Matter’ highlighting a diagram of Israel loaded up with favorable to Palestine pictures, by telling his Instagram followers “My heart, my spirit, my help for you, Palestine.”
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That prompted Tal Ofer, of the UK Board of Deputies, to contact club benefactors including Lavazza Group, who said: “We’ll quickly connect with Arsenal to comment that we are worried about the club being related with such a message.
In a proclamation, Arsenal disclosed to the Jewish Chronicle that ElNeny was “entitled to communicate what he believes.”
