West Ham condemn ‘offensive and divisive’ chant about Israel winger Manor Solomon

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West Ham United has formally denounced a specific chant regarding Israeli winger Manor Solomon following reports of its use by traveling supporters. During a recent league match at Burnley, which concluded as a two-all draw, a segment of the away crowd was heard singing lyrics containing anti-Palestine rhetoric. Club officials described the behavior as inappropriate, calling on the fanbase to stop the song immediately. This request precedes the team’s first Championship home fixture of the current campaign against Charlton. The Hammers emphasized that such actions do not align with their values while striving to maintain an inclusive atmosphere for all players and spectators.
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