exactly. nike use political issues as a way to market their products and get more sales. they don't give a fuck about morality. nike recently let raheem sterling sign with new balance cos they believed they have a similar player profile in rashford who is actually more 'political' than sterling is, especially with his campaign to feed kids.

Lmfaoooo. Good one!

@@daniel-cc7bn So you mean Nike commits recuperation.

Almost as if capitalism is the problem

@@Intheflesh1 no. capitalism has given us a lot of freedom as well.

Or when Cavani was banned for saying something that sounds race related

@@prometheustv6558 Apple’s and oranges. Cavani’s thing wasn’t a political stance, it was an old tweet that he acknowledged the issue for

@@prometheustv6558 Suarez evra case was same

Celtic got a gigantic fine because their fans waved Palestinian flags. Now dozens of players are doing it and it's fine. Fifa and Uefa apply the "no politics" rule purely on the basis of whether or not they can get away with it.

@@SB-uo9to Yeah but it shows how inconsistent the FA is and it wasn’t a tweet from years ago

"Oh, you say that Boris Johnson hasn't slept In 5 days?" "Alright, you're gonna be forced to comb your hair with a knife and fork for the rest of your life" - the fa (this is a joke on part of the video)

Total Rubbish!!! Boris Johnson looks like he’s just woken up... Fully clothed... In a hedge.

*Years

That is legitimately part of his manufactured image

Priti Patel looks like she has been sleeping upside down in a cave

Oh wow, that's absurd and I'm disgusted... Shows what a dictatorship is like. Hamza Choudhury, Wesley Fofana, Paul Pogba and Amad Diallo received no punishment for displaying the Palestinian flag and Mohamed Salah has been going around for years as an anti-semitic dick and nothing was ever done to him, but when Tomer Hemed, an Israeli (national team player no less), draped his country's flag over him in the wake of a war that his country didn't start he got told to never do it again, Hemed is the guy in the picture with all the Israeli flags btw, the picture was just put on screen with no explanation or mention. I personally believe that no one from outside of the middle east can really comment on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict because they don't understand it, only people living in the area can, and I have lived in Israel all my life. Israel doesn't want to kill innocent Palestinians in Gaza but they unfortunately are in the way when there's a war, no one wants Hamas, not us in Israel and not Gaza's citizens, Hamas took over the area and btw every time the citizens try to oust them they get killed. Politics are and always have been linked to football and some players and teams have used this platform correctly like Marcus Rashford & Chelsea for example. Players should be able to voice their opinions even if they are controversial, actually they should do so because they're public figures but if their views are extreme and hateful like Mohamed Salah's then it's a problem, but this player from Myanmar did nothing wrong if he anything he did the right thing but the fact a military can threaten his club is horrifying. EDIT: Sorry for ranting but I felt that I needed to say something about all this because Alfie didn't.

@@EddieLowenheim what did salah say that was so hateful?

@@unlockedaccount He always tries to turn people against Israel whenever he can, he even tries to implement his beliefs onto his Liverpool teammates. Back when he played for Basel they drew Maccabi Tel Aviv from Israel and Salah didn't want to go over to Israel to play Maccabi but he was forced to by Basel, he started the game and didn't shake hands with any of Maccabi's players.

@@EddieLowenheim opposing Israel doesn’t make you anti-semetic. There are literal Jewish people and holocaust survivors and/or descendants of survivors who have spoken out against Israel. Watch ‘Norman finkelstein crocodile tears’.

@@nyanmad Jews that have spoken or are speaking out against Israel especially if they live in Israel is a form of self hate.

Repost this under every video until he does it!

@@UresusMTG I will make sure to do exactly that. The man from Ellesmere Port needs to be remembered as a hero

Great suggestion

If you guys think the Nazis were the bad guys still you haven't learned your revisionist history

@@chance2413 😐

I disagree. The basic political assumptions between left and right have narrowed so much in the last few decades that, really, there are no differences remaining between Labour/Tory, Democrat/Republican, Whatever/Whatever. Now, it’s all down to identity. Who’s “woke” and who isn’t.

@@marcusjohns5166 spot on mate. Almost 0 substance out there

@@Kriscur20 well that's exactly the problem though. No policy, all fluff.

@@marcusjohns5166 That only speaks to electoral politics though, there are a great many of us with politics beyond that rather limited range.

@@marcusjohns5166 he dosen’t mean between the parties they have always been irrelevant and just work for a 👃🏼 systwm

Yes definitely as in my opinion when a political message or movement is being forced upon players it loses its meaning

Correct me if I'm wrong, but none of the political statements from players are forced, are they? Kneeling, wearing a poppy etc. is all optional. It just looks really bad if you don't

I agree, I also feel that if you’re forced to take a knee before kickoff, the anti racism message isn’t as strong. A player or team should most definitely have the right to take a knee before a match but it should be their own decision, not someone else’s. If it’s someone else’s decision, then it just becomes a gesture that you’re forced to do, not a gesture against racism.

@@Larryandbob Yeah but you'll be doomed a racist if you don't, i wouldn't want to take a knee every game even if i agree with the statement, but the press would kill me for it

Agreed. Like it or not political movements regardless of what wing they belong to are filled with bias and propaganda, players voicing their opinions would do good for the sport and the fans

Short answer : Money

@@dhirenjadhav8844 Better answer : power!

Yep, that’s why no one has a problem with the ufc. They let all say their political views, not just some.

exactly, thats why I say keep politics out of sports, because if you allow some, and not others thats discrimination. I can kneel for black people, wear rainbow colors, but I can't speak out against Israel or China mass murdering people, because they have money? That is very hypocritical, you either allow everything (which would probably ruin the game), or you don't allow anything, because everything in the middle is a grey area, and no one should be allowed to decide what can and what can not be allowed.

@@csanadhorvath I mean let’s say I wore a white lives matter shirt and when asked I say black people kill white people at much higher rates than white people kill black people and I say stop killing white people. Would they find that ok?

This is spot on, you don’t go to your barber for advice on how to plumb your house🤣

Bad take

Agreed.

Good Enough. I am kind of close for this.

I don't think you thought this take, all the way through. It falls apart pretty easily

Exactly we should take no more notice of a footballers opinions than a average builder

@@carlosjones8712 that your decision. But don't tell them they can't express it.

You know footballers can influence a ton of people more than a builder

I'd like to see someone say “stick to football” to a Lazio or a Red Star Belgrade footballer

An argument I haven't even thought of making. I suspect the greater problem is that the world itself has become more overtly political. Both in the sense that we are more aware of the political opinions of others and that political differences have become sharper.

It's because football is such a strong cultural force, the two will always be connected.

Unfortunately

It's undoubtedly going to be there, but the q is how involved should it be, I mean Fleetwood man can duck off with his b/s lies. But Marcus did what he wanted not fit politics, but a feeling of care/nostalgia/ , but obviously had to get involved with politicians messaging there help. He wasn't preaching any political message. & Just to be clear, in nit saying one is right & one is wrong because of which side they're on in case anyone is dim enough to think that, but because of WHAT they did, switch the allegiances around & in still sticking with what i said

Yes, and even forcing a Russian F1 driver Nikita Mazepin to quit the sport simply because he is Russian.

DG

When *the right*, not "when people". You'll damn near never see the left saying to keep politics out of stuff. You'll see the left calling right wing athletes idiots or scumbags for being right wing, but you won't see them telling them to "keep politics out of x"

@@connortheandroidsentbycybe7740 true. I'm a leftist who calls all rightwingers idiots and scumbags, whenever possible, lest they forget it

@@willywonka7812 great open dialogue mate

@@FazeKazookid I'm just a believer that shame is a lever to prise a dammed wiseass's head like a beaver

@@willywonka7812 up the beavers

You gotta lower your ideals of freedom if you want to suck on the warm teat of China.- South Park

Honestly the fact that he got mugged off by everyone at the time for him speaking out about that, and now everyone is looking at China the way he did before hand, is actually amazingly stupid. Goes to show how hypocritical people are and how they handled that situation so poorly.

The Ozil situation and the NBA fining an owner who showed support for freeing Hong Kong shows how deep China's hands are in every sports organization's pockets.

@@dragonmark9092 cringe . It was made.up bs by some us funded group

@@dm9078 they don’t give af they don’t want a huge potential market being closed off from them and lose money

Franco with Real, it’s kinda of a big reason for the rivalry.🤷🏻‍♂️

I feel like this video already exists

They already did this i think

You are a marxist! We don't need your bias here thanks!

@@eyeballjellyforbreakfast how is he a Marxist. Do you even know what that means

@@dylanb.117 ...

There's no issue in private companies silencing people whose sole objective is to make money by spreading information they know is false. Private companies are free to prevent people from using their services.

@@rudysanchez822 could you make the argument that the premier league is a company itself and therefore can silence it's players 🤔

@@Reynolds69er yes

@@rudysanchez822 Twitter and youtube for example shouldn’t be able to ban someone or shadowban someone just because they are conservative it’s a slippery slope. Conservatives will leave the platform and make their own echo chamber and so will left wing people on other platforms only causing more resentment and politcal extremism because people aren’t seeing other sides of the argument

@@mikelitorous5570 conservatives crying about massive corporations being unregulated, fuck me.

Add the word biggest

issue is when people place humanitarian issues as political

@@unlockedaccount humanitarian issues are political

I seriously disagree with your claim that there would be no rivalries in football without politics (unless you stretch the definition of politics beyond recognizability). While I agree that it's difficult to keep politics out of such rivalries, I think that it's quite a shame that this is the case. One of the reasons why I (as an Arsenal fan) love the Merseyside derby, for instance, is that it's an intenseley passionate rivalry but the opposing supporters are tied together by kinship and friendship so much that they rarely forget that this is just a game of football. And I think that's why it would be good to keep politics out of football rivalries specifically (even though I acknowledge that it's practically impossible).

Well said

@@rudysanchez822 so if you disagree on people getting killed it’s political?

The problem is most of these athletes don't actually what they're talking about do what you want in your spare time but once you're on that pitch you do what you're paid to do

@@jamiekelly5086sorry I can't understand what you point is. I think it's an ignorant statement but it's kind of jibberish so IDK? They don't know what it's like to be oppressed or downtrodden? White privilege much?

@@DrtyALGreen ow wait did you just assume I was white because of a statement i made. That's hella racist bro.

@@DrtyALGreen and yes am saying there are to sides to every conflict and like I said before am sure most Muslims are with Palestine the same as most Jews are with Israel.

@@DrtyALGreen taking the knee before a game isn't putting anything before your paycheck. It's pointless virtue signaling for a cause that every media outlet in the country already supports.

Protesting against something related to sport (football)is different from protesting against non football related political agendas/ propaganda.

@@pratiksamal3587 Even if you think protesting ESL isn't political, there are other situations in which the line becomes more blurry. What if Ukraine are to play against Russia at the Euros, given recent spat over Crimea? If that happens, even regular tackles can be politically motivated.

@@taufiqutomo you proved my point, which is organized or forced political motives like kneeling , palestine Israel issue etc should be banned however player should be independent to voice their opinions without influencing people in a negative way

@Dmitry Zaripov true political intervention and woke activism is destroying every form of entertainment be it cinemas or sports . I mean shut it and let people chill .

Everyone that is not hypocritical? Some people use sport to escape from the real world. Those players basically force it back to them

Well in truth you rarely notice the things you agree with in everyday life, so it's more a case of noticing that someone is doing/saying you don't agree with. The thing is it seems the tolerance of people for the possibility of different worldviews has gone done just as much as we have cladded ourselves in bubbles of opinion sameness on social media. Hence why the continual outrage online on both side of an argument.

@@WERTYUIO821 Non-hypocritical conservatives? As if those exist lmfao.

Steven Wertyuiooo do you think players should wear poppies then?

@@Donzacuceron Much like non hypocritical liberals then

the UK remains united regardless of the tims delusions.

I'm a celtic supporter and it's only woke young idiots in their 20s or 30s still making the derby matches political. Old boomer types do not give a fuck

Or most derbies really.

@@kenmasters1803 Am I wrong in thinking it originally stemmed from religion rather than politics?

@@ricochet2977 correct! The original comment poster doesn't have a clue

Yeah and also the cause that it’s supporting

@@prometheustv6558 someone's racism is showing lol

There's a lot of racists getting upset about it, so much so I suspect a lot of them are probably walking away from the Premier league. Less racists in the game is a good thing.

@@MrBlazemaster525 How because I don’t support a corrupt organization like BLM.

@@prometheustv6558 see, that's where you keep being racist lmao

Yeah why would we though???

@@srbtlevse16 rigged league, breach of ffp, and Cin Jinping

@@srbtlevse16 Having concentration camps in 2021 is a good reason. Kicking African workers out of their apartments during the pandemic and leaving them to walk the streets (I saw the videos, it's sad that this still happens), the horrible situation in Hong Kong, Inner Mongolia, and Tibet, and much, much, more. The real question is what ISN'T there to protest about China (more specifically, the CCP)??

say the Chinese government NOT China as a whole

bUt WhAt AbOuT cHiNa??!!"!_!!9499

well, fan bases of the same club are allowed to express their opinions about other things too: whether they signed the right players, whether their owners should fire staffs during covid or whether the world cup should be held in Qatar. so, there are bound to have differing opinions

Exactly.

I'd love it if we could keep politics out of football. Unfortunately racists / xenophobes / homophobes / sexists bring politics into football with their bullshit and that has to be addressed. The BLM movement isn't bringing politics into football. Racists are bringing politics into football and whine over the consequences.

if its a black lives matter its righthous and just but when a fan says whi. /te lives matter they get banned for life and called racist so fuck your politics

@@justawarlord BLM: black people disproportionately get their heads kicked in by bored police officers and that's not very good you: but what about white people!!!!!!!!

@alex x Me: I'd love it if we can keep politics out of football This guy that can't read or spell: If you want poltics in football you should tolerate when a player does the nazi solute 10/10 argumentation and refutation there.

@alex x “disproportionately” there’s 4-5 times more white people than black people you smooth brained peanut

This is it chief

It’s easy for privileged people to say that. Lots of people including footballers cant just escape like you can.

@@lewis9275 I’m not privileged

@@lewis9275 I'm not privileged I'm a working class guy from london who just wants a few hours on the weekend to unwind and detach myself from things and got get agendas pushed down my throat at every turn.

@@reeceh8048 you’re privileged in the sense that your house is free from getting bombed everyday? I’m also working class yet still clearly privileged compared to others.

Yorkshire humour mate

To add to this, we also need to do our own research too. I remember people telling that footballer to wear a poppy without knowledge of his birth place. Other Republic of Ireland players have chosen to not wear the poppy and have been questioned on social media platforms about it again without knowing the context of the Republic's relationship with British military in the past. As with most things the more informed everyone is the better.

@@stu8095 100% mate, being a baggies fan I saw that player receive abuse not just from away fans but home fans too due to the poppy once a year, and every year I would be outspoken in my appreciation of what he was doing (especially surprising to people as I always choose to wear a poppy myself). It is his choice, if you force someone to take a political stance it then takes away from the significance of what they are doing as they are being forced to do it

The way that race crime was so bad, it reminded footballers about the racism that exists in football in general. Goerge Floyd's death was like a realization that if we stay blind to racism, footballers lives are at risk, particularily those of color.

@@AO_Training That, but mostly race abuse online has gone up in the last 5 years. The truth is the current political stance is also a self-interested stance: when you need to be online for your job (cause you need to be on social media when you're a pro player) and suffer racial abuse on the daily you inevitably start to think on the issue and pick a side about it. and when you're team mate who you know to be a decent guy shows you what it is like to a black pro player online and you need him at full capacity to win the title you also quickly pick a side. Compounded to that is also the belief amount poor non-white background that fame and financial success would shield you from (at least frontal) abuse once you've reached a threshold. With social media it's not the case anymore.

@@AO_Training it literally had nothing to do with race at all. You idiots just make everything about race even if they’re is clear video it wasn’t about race. Btw everyone was against the cop at the beginning before people started with the race bullshit

@@AO_Training and did you just say footballers lives are at risk....ffs 🤦‍♂️

Imo footballers or celebrities can be of great help to further messages across the world since they have a much better reach. Just look at Kim kardashian. One of the main reasons why the Armenian genocide came into large prominence due to her reach and her fame. If footballers want to advocate for Palestine,xinjang,rohingya Muslims,BLM,Tibet etc they should be allowed to.

You have a good first name.....Barišić 🔴⚪🔵

@@JoshAston23 congrats on winning the scottish prem

@P Ht No. They are sticking up for people who are, as they feel it's necessary to help out those who don't have a platform. The lack of understanding of this is mind-boggling and really goes to show its not the footballers that are idiots.

@P Ht loool footballers can get oppressed do you forgot all the racist chants

@@MichaelJuska Spot on

40 thousand dead white people in 2016 but white people arent oppresed

@@justawarlord white players don’t get sent a bunch of white emojis when others feel like abusing them do they?

Yeah, I think this is something we all agree on.

Yeah that I can agree on ...

@@WERTYUIO821 you might find a group of Millwall fans doing loud monkey noises opposing that statement

Free school meals for kids of useless parents that couldn't keep it in their pants and are a net drain on society is political. If you think it isn't you live in a bubble. You think money grows on trees.

@@eyeballjellyforbreakfast poverty is a socio-economical problem, not political - quite apparent understanding the difference is beyond you, so if I were you I wouldn't elaborate on that "wisdom" of yours here

No one is lecturing them. It's all about opinions and everyone is entitled to it. These footballers are using their platforms to bring awareness to certain situations and personally I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

@@abubakarkhan5045 Is it their opinion though? Clubs are brands and brands have images to uphold. It's literally in Utd players contracts how to act in public. What if they have polarizing opinions? You'd never hear it or know it.

@@abubakarkhan5045 . Rubbish! They are jumping on a bandwagon which in itself is fostering racial division not healing!

@@iiNeedSkins From a Muslim point of view, it's only right to see other fellow Muslims standing up for their brothers who are being oppressed. And if they use their platform to do that, then, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with it.

@@abubakarkhan5045 Well, as a non Muslim I find it ridiculous that we hear nothing about human rights abuses in Muslim countries even when they are hosting a World Cup. Only certain political topics are allowed to be talked about by players etc. Where is the outrage at the slave labour used by Qatar? Where is the boycott? The human rights abuses rampant in KSA? No, it's quite the opposite, players bend the knee to oil money.

The Irish Guy is for comedy reasons, right?

Exactly Look how people lose their shit when racism is discussed “it’s not that bad just ignore it” they say And the insane whataboutism too

People want *every* politics out of the game. Why some people can't understand that the world is not just out to get them?

By kneeling

Yes you're right. For the case of Palestine it isn't politics, it's a complete violation of human rights. If you are saying Destroying apartments complexes full of people is Political then I genuinely believe you are "stupid".

Exactly. If say a player had his family, kin or countrymen ki||ed or oppressed and he spoke out against it, would you tell him to "shut up and stay quiet"?? In that scenario he feels a moral obligation to speak out. It's the person that doesn't want any part of it that should stay quiet if that's what they choose. Tired of regimes like lsraeI, Chína and UAE gagging people, and getting people fired or bIackballed for speaking out just because the former has power. Things like war crimes, ethníc cleansing or genxcide aren't "politics", they're crimes against humanity. If sport is punishing people for speaking their conscious then it's the sport that's become the problem. The Nazís used the Olympics and sports events for their own ends in that manner.

Well said

@@kyon_gold perhaps they shouldnt be harbouring known terrorists

You think this guy sends death threats? Maybe best not to generalise an entire country’s population

the poppy is a symbol of remembrance and peace. refusing to wear one simply tells the world that youre ok with receiving death threats

@@hugh.g.rection5906 would you say not taking the knee shows youre racist? because the knee has become a symbol of recognising racial equality? I don’t think your logic here is particularly sound.

@@hugh.g.rection5906 If poppies were just a symbol of remembrance and peace, they wouldn't appear on the fuselage of an RAF fighter-bomber jet.

There’s a difference between not wearing the poppy and supporting a terrorist organisation like the IRA which killed innocent Brits tho who have nothing to do with Northern Ireland

Fax

I'd back that

Could you give some examples of footballers with Indonesian descent? I don’t know a single one

@@bluest.9320 Emil Audero, Sampdoria's first choice keeper and former Juve backup.

@@bluest.9320 Radja Nainggolan a shout too, probably the most high profile

Riedewald lol. His mom is from Indonesia

Interesting, I found this little twerp telling me what I should and shouldn't spend my dollars on totally draining to the soul.

How can you make Fowler’s great gesture an attack on progressive politics? You need a proper awakening.

@@Hellserch Fowler was fined heavily because politics isn't allowed in football - so why is it ok for BLM ? I admire Fowler for it

@@saraw6446 Politics isn’t allowed in football is it? Explain why England refused to pick eligible black footballers for 20 years then? But that’s not what you mean by politics, is it?

@@Hellserch No it isn't actually, I'll say this once ...No politics is an actual rule,

@@saraw6446 So what is Politics? Kneeling is political just like allowing whites racists to barrack and undermine black players. That’s political, wouldn’t you say. You see racists have a problem historically anytime black people stand up for their rights. They start squawking about unfairness and over representation. No matter, black people aren’t stopping this time. Get used to it.

Correct to a degree but I'm yet to see the bin man take a knee for social justice.

@@TheJakedart binmen dont have the same platform as footballers...

@@TheJakedart footballers have a huge multi national platform to raise awareness. So they take it.

@@rudysanchez822 Utilising a platform to promote inept ideas is the big dumb though. BLM spent 21.5% of their total donations on charitable causes. But the BLM Leader bought a nice big old mansion for herself. If an athlete making millions takes the knee to allow one woman to make millions then go ahead but there's no distribution of wealth In these 'social causes.'

...... That’s a bit of a weird analogy

Well that's the reality bro 😔😔...Russian and Belarusian athletes are being punished for something that they can't control but when it comes to Israel?? Nothing happen!!

@@imranirsyad7427 true

Maybe against all odds right?

@@abutimelanini think wigan is one of them

That Hemed photo has gone quite viral so I've heard

It has yeah, I've heard he's been pretty decent for them too and I'm happy for him, he was a pretty decent player is prime and he's a nice guy. What pisses me off in relation to the photo is that for draping himself in the flag of his own country and in the midst of a war he got told to never do it again while 4 Premier League players displayed the Palestinian flag with them not being Palestinian at all (pretty sure that Amad Diallo doesn't even know where Gaza or Israel even are) and basically taking a political stance and got away with it completely. People can hate all they want, I really don't care, but stating opinions in extreme ways and or as facts while not really knowing what living in the middle east is actually like is a step too far, I don't comment on British politics because I don't really know how the in and outs, as knowledgeable about politics as I could be, so they shouldn't as well.

Do you comment on North Korea @@EddieLowenheim ? Do you comment on Human Rights abusers in Africa? Do you comment on Russia? Belarus? China? Just Israel is it? Oh no!! Wait a minute! You’re here... commenting!

Wtf do all those emojis mean and why tf did you put so many comments

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@@edwarddarcy6179 no it's not. 😣😔😭

@@dvdv8197 it fucking should be!

I have great respect for that club. You have so many people who do not like your club because of your progressive stance.

Great respect for your club mate

Love your club as a celtic fan

Completely agree

I agree as well

I applaud özil for doing this as it is vastly overlooked by nations in the west but I then look at his support/relationship with Erdogan and what he has done to try and make himself president for life as well as trying to curb the basic human rights such as free speech as well as the rights of women and homosexuals. It is difficult for me to seriously try and praise özil for trying to draw attention to the plight of uighur Muslims in China when he supports a dictator who is trying to curb freedoms in his own country.

On what basis do you make that statement?

@@animeshkhare1769 Looks like he aint got 'enough info'

@@randomzz3394 lmaoo nice one

@@animeshkhare1769 the dude thinks invading a country and stealing lands, kicking people out of there houses and killing children with airstrikes is a “train”

@@animeshkhare1769 The fact the prem had no idea what BLM was prior to George Floyd it's origins history and political views which advocates for the destruction of the nuclear family, capitalism and private property rights.

Pogba didn't show the isreal flag he showed the Palestinian flag

Israel is an APARTHEID STATE. Why would anyone with a stable mind support Israel which is not even a state?🤧

Also Celtic were fined 18000€ by UEFA for showing their public support for Palestine. Then in response to that the Celtic fans raised 180000€, paid the fine themselves and donated the rest of the money to Palestinians.

@@WasimWasi Palestine is literally controlled by terrorists tho

@Dmitry Zaripov The UN, Amnesty international, Human rights watch Literally EVERYONE with a brain says that whats happening in Palestine is an APARTHEID! You can go and see the Vice documentary. You'll understand. And about Hamas, I've got a question for you. The Israeli police attacked the Al-Aqsa mosque for NO REASON 25 days before Hamas did anything. Killed civilians, Arrested Men for no reason. And if anything Hamas does in response of that is terrorism but what the israeli police did is not?