Trump's Scottish Golf Resort Vandalized by Pro-Palestinian Activists

Activists targeted the Turnberry course in response to U.S. policies on Gaza, citing Trump's controversial statements and AI video promoting a 'Trump Gaza' vision.

Pro-Palestinian activists defaced the Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, painting 'Gaza Is Not For Sale' and damaging parts of the property, including its prestigious greens and clubhouse.
The group Palestine Action claimed responsibility, describing the act as a protest against U.S. administration policies and statements on Gaza, which they allege promote displacement and annexation.
The vandalism follows an AI-generated video shared by Trump featuring a satirical depiction of Gaza as a luxury resort, which activists condemned as offensive and indicative of his administration’s intentions.
Trump recently issued strong warnings to Hamas on his Truth Social platform, while the U.S. administration authorized a shipment of 40,000 bombs to Israel, escalating tensions in the region.
Police Scotland confirmed they are investigating the incident and have urged anyone with information to come forward.