Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is facing criticism from the Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester over remarks he made about the Gaza conflict. The council accuses Guardiola of making 'shameful' comments that allegedly put British Jews at risk and failing to show solidarity after a deadly attack on a Manchester synagogue. In a letter to the club, the council contrasts Guardiola's response with that of Manchester United, which held a minute's silence for the victims. The letter also raises concerns about Guardiola's previous political statements and suggests his recent comments may breach football regulations on political messaging. Manchester City has not responded to the allegations.