Gary Lineker slammed on Instagram for Cartoon rat video

Gary Lineker is back in hot water and less than fourteen days until he leaves the BBCs Match of the day.

Lineker has now shared an Instagram video that has now been deleted from the Palestine lobby account, which overlooked a cartoon rat emoji through an explanatory about the Israel Gaza War.

While Lineker has often shared anti-Israel content on social media, which was criticized as part of the new guidelines of the BBC guidelines of the Cartoon-Ratte-Einer Anti-Semitic trope, which is attributed to Nazisdeutschland from the 1930s. Lineker has deleted the contribution since then. The BBC rejected a comment. The representatives of Linekern were contacted for a comment.

Screenshots posted by the Daily Mail From the video that contained the comments from the Canadian-Palestinian lawyer Diana Buttu, showed that it was reported to X as a hate speech.

Danny Cohen, who used to head BBC TV, but has been a vehement critic of the company in the past few months, said: “Gary Lineker seems to have shared content about the Jewish state that reflects the Nazis of the 1930s. Anti -Semitic Slur? '

A spokesman for the campaign against anti -Semitism added: “We will submit a complaint to the BBC about this last post. After we have looked in the other direction so far, it is clear that Mr. Lineker's continued cooperation with the BBC is unsustainable. He has to go.”

The controversial contribution takes place for more than two years after a Tweet von Lineker led the government's politics on small boats to a mini -bbbc moderator strike and an ultimate change in the guidelines for moderators and social media. The contributions from Linekern have been the subject of an intensive examination since then. He also announced his exit Match of the day After 25 years and only two more EPS until the end of the season.

Lineker, which is the best paid moderator of the BBC, will stay with corporation next year and organize reporting on top -class football tournaments. Last month, Lineker suggested in a Tell All interview that the BBC wanted to go from him Match of the day.