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Israel must be banned from any football-related activities for violating FIFA's statutes amid the war in Gaza, according to an independent legal analysis by lawyers who specialise in international law and human rights.
Palestina kirim delapan atlet ke Olimpiade Paris 2024. Mereka bukan hanya atlet, tapi sebagai pesan kepada dunia dari negeri yang tertindas kekejaman perang.
Gaza - Pelatih tinju Osama Ayoub melatih gadis-gadis Palestina di kamp pengungsi, di tengah agresi Israel yang terus berlanjut. Begini potretnya.
Eight Palestinian athletes taking part in the Paris Olympics will be symbols of "resistance" during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, a Palestinian minister said Sunday as the official delegation left the occupied West Bank. This will be the eighth time Palestinian athletes have taken part in the Olympics since 1996, but Olympic committee head Jibril Rajoub said the athletes had never felt so much attention. The athletes are preparing for the start of the Paris Games on July 26 in a "very dark moment in our history", said Palestinian authority minister of state for foreign affairs Varsen Aghabekian Shahin.
Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that there is "no absolute certainty" that the second-in-command of Hamas, Mohamed Deif, was killed in an air strike in southern Gaza on Saturday.
With an estimated 4 billion fans worldwide, soccer's global appeal and popularity are undeniable.
Dutch forward Anwar El Ghazi had his contract at Mainz wrongfully terminated, a German court ruled on Friday, months after he refused to stay silent on his support for Palestinians in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
With the general election almost upon us, the Manchester Evening News took to Manchester’s Curry Mile to gauge the mood there.