Smith - an operations manager at insurance company Cigna - was found guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to behaving in a threatening or abusive manner which was racially aggravated.

But officers from Police Scotland are also probing the display of the flag, the force confirmed to STV News.

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Bosses at the Glasgow side launched their own investigation into how the banner, which included the Totenkopf symbol, was allowed in the ground ahead of Saturday’s match. The problems preoccupying Scotland’s aging Jewish core — that its youth are bleeding away to Britain’s Jewish capitals London and Manchester in search of opportunities and are not returning — are common in smaller Jewish communities across the United Kingdom.

Rangers football club have confirmed an investigation is underway after a flag bearing a symbol linked to the Nazis was seen displayed in the home section at Ibrox on Saturday. He stated that he saw Smith make a number of gestures towards the visiting fans he was standing in front of on May 5, 2022.Rangers have since 'condemned' the use of the image and the flag within the stadium. Police Scotland has confirmed that enquiries are still ongoing. The emblem, known as “death’s head,” was used by the 3rd SS panzer division during the second world war – known for committing a slew of war crimes including the murder of millions of people at concentration camps.