‘Stop killing the children, stop the banner of the citizens shown in the match after criticizing Israel’s tribute to Palestine footballer Suleiman Al-Obid.
In the wake of a humble tribute to the Palestinian player killed by Israel, Ufa has split the banner on the pitch with the message “Stop killing children.”
“The message is loud and obvious,” the European Football Administrative Board said in a post on X Om on Wednesday. “A banner. Call.”
Nine children from Palestine, Afghanistan, Ukraine and Iraq took the refugee to the banner playground before the game started.
Liverpool Forward Mohammad Salah last week criticized the UEFA tribute to the late Suleiman Al-Obid, after failing to refer to his murder situation on the European football administrative body.
The Palestine Football Association said al-Obid, 41, Israeli killed by an attack On the citizens waiting for humanitarian help in the southern Gaza strip.
In a brief post on X, the UAFA said to the former national team member “a talent who gave numerous children hopes in the dark.”
Salah replied, “How did he die, where and why?”
Talking to Al Jazir last week, Football Palestinian founder Basil Mikadadi said the football organization did not expect to respond to the criticism.
He said, “If the UEFA did not pursue, and to say clearly, I would be surprised,” he has quoted the “full peace of the players” since the war against Gaza.
Mikadadi said that the tribute to Al-Obid was “a little surprised”.
“The Suleiman Al-Obid, who destroyed this genocide, is not the first Palestine footballer -400-but so far he is the most prominent.”
Is one of the largest stars of the Premier League Cultivation for humanitarian help To allow Gaza in the time of about two years of war.
But some responded to Salah’s post that some of the Explay asked why the 33 -year -old Egyptian has taken so long to break the Israeli war war.
One day after the UEFA Foundation for Children announced its new initiative to help the victims of the world due to war in different parts of the world, the banner steps – Medenkins Do Monde, Doctor with Borders (known by his French initials MSF) and a partnership with the disabled International.
They are providing important humanitarian help to Gaza’s children, “the UEFA said in a news report on Tuesday.
The UEFA has supported the children’s projects in the struggle zone in Afghanistan, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria, Yemen and Ukraine.