Gary Lineker insists that he knew nothing about the well-known anti-Semitic rat slander when he reposted the Pro-Palestine video

When Gary Lineker shared a pro-Palestine video including smears, he claimed his infamous anti-Semitic ignorance of rats.

The host of the BBC match and former England captain reposted his 1.2 million Instagram followers a clip with a mouse emoji – prompting Jewish groups to condemn him and call for him to be cut off by the broadcaster.

Lineker, 64, removed the footage from the “Stories” reel on social media sites yesterday afternoon – a spokesperson for the former football player now provides an explanation on his behalf.

But philanthropic activists have today accused Lineker of committing “excessive and reckless indifference” in his response and reinforced calls for the BBC to separate him.

The former Tottenham Hotspur, Barcelona and three Lions stars have been voice rivals to Israel’s military operations in Gaza, but critics say his latest intervention is too far off.

Nazi Germany often used images of rats and other pests as metaphors to portray Jews, as many pointed out in response.

However, he now insists that he does not know the symbolism, while not noting that the image of rats is displayed in the Palestine Hall clip – attacking the concept of Zionism – he shares the concept of Zionism online.

How did he immediately delete Lineker delete the video immediately after learning about the historic meaning of the picture.

Lineker shares reels with Pro-Palestine Group Palestine Hall on Instagram

Nazi’s anti-Semitism of Jews is this poster of the rat, occupied Denmark in the 1940s by Adolf Hitler’s regime

Lineker’s representative said: “While watching and reposting the video, Gary did not notice that the post’s author added a rodent expression.

“Although he has, he will not make any connections. The conversion has been removed.

The widely shared Lineker on X’s user-averse posts (formerly known as Twitter) on social media platforms, and the former BBC’s TV director asked the company to take action on his imprint “completely grim”.

The screenshot of Lineker’s shared video was immediately marked as a post that “may violate Rule X against acts of hate.”

Jewish groups have been one of those who condemn his post and call on the BBC to end any connection with him, against anti-Semitism Posted on X: ‘Not seen here.

“Just Gary Lineker’s Instagram account, sharing an anti-Israel video that distorts Zionism with rat emojis.”

Now, a CAA spokesperson has responded to comments from Lineker’s spokesperson and told MailOnline:’Gary Lineker pretends to be a person and is playing the public for fools.

“He claimed to want to spread awareness of the Middle East incident, but also claimed to be so ignorant that he did not realize the dehumanizing meaning of the rat symbol.

“He behaves like a visitor to a man, but when he catches the spokesperson like a dark politician, the spokesperson’s excuse.

“This transcendent and reckless indifference will shock any public figure, but Mr. Ryanke is the number one star of the BBC and has established a media empire that has brought him a huge influence.

“This bears the responsibility Mr. Lineker has repeatedly refused to take.

The BBC’s sight is too long. He has been away for a long time and he has to go now.

Danny Cohen, a former BBC TV director, said yesterday: “Gary Lineker seems to have shared content about the Jewish state, and the state echoes Nazi propaganda. It’s totally grim.

“BBC Director-General Tim Davie has a simple question to answer: Does he tolerate BBC flagship presenters sharing content that has historically been used as anti-Semitism?”

Lineker will resign from the speaker’s game at the end of the season but will introduce the BBC’s World Cup next year.

Lineker received The British Jewish Representative Committee says he hasThis video caused great offense, especially his high use of rat emojis to illustrate the Zionists.

Gary Lineker was condemned after sharing an Instagram video featuring mouse emojis, critics accused him of promoting anti-Semitic words – the post has now been deleted

After contacting via MailOnline in response to criticism, BBC By highlighting the response of the company’s “Editor Guide” document, the document is published online.

This covers employee personal use of social media, which was updated in 2023 – indicating that he was not considered a rule violation.

“I know the guide very well. I’m partly involved in their efforts,” Lineker himself said at a radio news guild event last February.

“I know the internal and external principles. Obviously, in fact, the new guide now gives you more freely posting tweets. We allow opinions and other things. ”

Online criticism Lineker has been continuing today, including a spokesperson’s statement about his removal of the position.

It also sparked his comments by 2023 in response to details of the then-conservative Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced her new illegal immigration bill.

Lineker shared a video of her speech while adding a comment: “Good paradise, this is so bad.”

He then used his Twitter account (8.6 million followers) to describe the proposed migration as “immeasurable cruelty.”

Lineker shares videos from the Palestinian Hall in “Stories” selection on Instagram

When another user accused him of “failure,” Lineker replied: “No huge influx. We have far fewer refugees than other major European countries.

“This is just an immeasurable cruel policy against the most vulnerable language people, which is not the same language used by Germany in the 1930s, but am I not order? ”

Now, critics of his new Instagram posts are highlighted by Simon Myerson KC (Chairman of the Leeds Jewish Representative Committee, X:’Back on the road to 2023, his new Instagram posts highlight this comparison.

“Today, he knows nothing about this language, and that’s how he excuses to publish anti-Semitic articles. Poor guy-he’s younger than me, but his memory fails. It’s time to retire.

Barrister Simon Barrett commented: “Gary Lineker’s defense is that he is not attentive and informed. Good. But these are not qualities in professional commentators. Fire him.

Lineker scored 48 goals in England’s 80 appearances ahead of the day since 1999, after controversial political interference claimed by critics, a violation of the BBC’s fair rules.

The latest BBC account shows that he is the company’s seventh consecutive year’s best speaker, earning up to £1.35 million in 2023-2024.

Last January, Lineker said he was threatened after retweeting him and later deleted an article on social media calling for Israel to be banned in international sports events, including football.

Gary Lineker will gradually drop as the season ends, but will introduce the BBC’s World Cup coverage next year

Danny Cohen, former BBC TV director, calls on companies to take action

Later, he said in a speech at the news site Zeteo: “People are heavily lobbying people to keep quiet, so I understand why most people avoid it, but I’ve been on a little bit now, I’m safe and I can’t be silent about what’s going on.

“I think it’s so bad, now they’re talking, “Oh, it looks like it’s happening, into Rafa”, they’re sending everyone there.

“So I can’t see how you are – it’s wrong to say what Israel is doing. I just can’t see how everyone sees it now.

“But for whatever reason, no matter what the beginning – we all know that the history of this world took place before October 7.

“But it is really scary. I cry regularly when I see certain images on social media.

Lineker also said at a Broadcasting News Association event last February: “We have more room now, which is a good thing. I’m always wise.

He also claims that he rarely uses X now because it has become “increasingly toxic”.

He told reporters that people should leave the platform to save their mental health.

He said: “It has been a wastewater reservoir, but it has become increasingly toxic and you can no longer have a subtle conversation and debate there.

“So I’m a little away from that side.”

He also said the BBC “love” that he is “promoting their show” on social media platforms.

Although his Instagram post sparked this latest controversy, his recent contribution to X has been attributed to his promotions to his defensive podcast company, including his proposed football.

Other podcasts of the group he promotes online include the sister show “The Left is Politics,” co-hosted by former New Labor rotary doctor Alastair Campbell.