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West Ham Condemns Anti-Palestinian Chants Targeting Israeli Player Manor Solomon West Ham United condemned anti-Palestinian chants aimed at Israeli player Manor Solomon during his debut match, calling for respectful fan behavior. The club emphasized inclusivity and urged supporters to avoid divisive or offensive chants ahead of their upcoming home game.
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What happened 01 West Ham condemned anti-Palestinian chants targeting Manor Solomon during his debut match. 02 The club described the chant as containing an anti-Palestinian message and acknowledged the incident. 03 West Ham reminded fans of their responsibility to represent the club respectfully and inclusively. 04 The club emphasized that all fans should enjoy matches free from fear, discrimination, or abuse. 05 West Ham urged fans to sing proudly but avoid chants that cause division or offense. 06 Manor Solomon recently joined West Ham from Tottenham and previously played on loan at Fulham and Leeds. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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