English soccer official resigns after posting 'Hitler would be proud of Benjamin Netanyahu'
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:Football Association (FA) council member Wasim Haq on Thursday resigned from his role after being suspended over a social media post about the Israel-Hamas conflict.
LONDON: A council member at the English Football Association who made an inappropriate post regarding the war in Gaza resigned from his position on Thursday. Wasim Haq had been suspended for the comments he made this month on the social platform X, formerly known as Twitter, which reportedly referred to Adolf Hitler and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The post was deleted and Haq apologized. The FA, the governing body of soccer in England, was conducting an investigation. “This morning I have resigned from the FA.
Football Association (FA) council member Wasim Haq on Thursday resigned from his role after being suspended over a social media post about the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Asosiasi Sepakbola Inggris atau FA menjatuhkan sanksi kepada anggotanya, Wasim Haq. Hukuman itu dipicu unggahan 'Adolf Hitler dan Benjamin Netanyahu'.
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