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.

Motivated by negative emotions towards the Republican leader, pro-Palestine supporters vandalized his golf course a few days ago.

The United Kingdom-based activist group Palestine Action said it "rejects Donald Trump's treatment of Gaza as though it were his property to dispose of as he likes."

Palestine Action is taking credit for the vandalization of President Donald Trump's 'Trump Turnberry' golf course in southwest Scotland.

Red spray paint was used to deface the resort's clubhouse, while the words 'Gaza Is Not For Sale' were painted in three-metre-high letters on its lawn.

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

Trump’s golf course in Ireland became the second of his properties to be vandalized by pro-Palestinian activists in less than a week.

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Irish police are investigating criminal damage at President Donald Trump’s Irish golf resort, Doonbeg, after a number of greens were dug up and Palestinian flags were planted late on Tuesday. Police believe at least three people were involved in the vandalism,