The pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action vandalized President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf course in Ayrshire, Scotland, early Saturday due to his support for Israel and call to relocate Gazans.

Golf course vandalism is a problem that is becoming more serious every day. Not a week goes by without news of at least one act of vandalism affecting a course, and the worst thing is that the highest number of cases are recorded in the United Kingdom in general, and in Scotland in particular.

Palestine Action has targeted one of Donald Trump’s golf courses in Scotland with a protest about Gaza.The group entered Trump Turnberry and painted ‘Gaza is not for sale’ in three-metre high letters on the course.

Police Scotland is investigating the incident at the resort owned by the Donald Trump organisation

The renowned golf course and clubhouse at Scotland’s Turnberry Golf Club, home to four Open Championships, were severely vandalized on Friday night and a Palestinian group that claimed responsibility. The resort has been owned by President Donald Trump since 2014.

Members of the activist group Palestine Action splashed red paint over one of the resort’s buildings and painted the slogan “Gaza is not for sale” on the lawn.

The pro-Palestinian group that vandalized Donald Trump's golf course in Scotland has put out a statement on why they did so.

Another Donald Trump golf course has been the subject of vandalism, less than a week after Trump Turnberry was a target

Protest group Palestine Action has taken responsibility for vandalism at Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire, after buildings were covered in red paint.