Arsenal kitman sacked over Israel-Palestine tweets sues club for discrimination

Arsenal kitman sues club over dismissal after criticising Israel

English Premier League side Arsenal is facing legal action after a long-serving kitman said he was sacked over pro-Palestinian comments he made last year. Mark Bonnick is suing the north London club over unfair dismissal, saying that Arsenal’s actions were motivated by his anti-Zionist beliefs. Bonnick, a lifelong Arsenal fan, was suspended and then sacked in December 2024 after 12 years at the club. His social media posts, dated between Novembe…

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Ex-Arsenal kitman to sue club after being sacked for anti-Israel comments - The Jewish Chronicle

Mark Bonnick claimed he was unfairly dismissed over his anti-Zionist beliefs

Arsenal's former kit manager sues club after 'being sacked for anti-Israel comments'

Arsenal's former kit manager is reportedly suing the club for wrongfully sacking him and has alleged he was discriminated against because of his opposition to Zionism.

Arsenal kitman sacked over Israel-Palestine tweets sues club for discrimination

Mark Bonnick claims he was unfairly sacked over his social media views on Israel and Palestine

Arsenal Sued For Unfair Dismissal of Employee Who Supported Palestine

A former Arsenal kit manager is suing the football club for unfair dismissal and discrimination over its decision to sack him for expressing solidarity with Palestine on social media. Life-long Arsenal supporter Mark Bonnick, 61, had worked at the north London club’s academy for 22 years until he was fired on Christmas Eve last year over a series of social media posts. “I think it’s crazy that in football, we can talk about kicking out racism, b…