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Sacked Arsenal staffer doesn’t regret speaking out for Palestine

Al Jazeera Monday 01 June 2026, 14:23 UTC 1 min read
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Sacked Arsenal staffer doesn’t regret speaking out for Palestine Sacked Arsenal staffer doesn’t regret speaking out for Palestine Former Arsenal kit manager Mark Bonnick is suing the football club for unfair dismissal, saying he was sacked for social media posts expressing solidarity with Palestine. He tells Al Jazeera the move infringes on free speech and exposes double standards in sport. Published On 1 Jun 2026

Sacked Arsenal staffer doesn’t regret speaking out for Palestine Sacked Arsenal staffer doesn’t regret speaking out for Palestine Former Arsenal kit manager Mark Bonnick is suing the football club for unfair dismissal, saying he was sacked for social media posts expressing solidarity with Palestine. He tells Al Jazeera the move infringes on free speech and exposes double standards in sport. Published On 1 Jun 2026
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