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Security19:59 · 21m ago

Irish Soccer Team May Refuse Handshakes With Israeli Players

By מערכת חמ״ל
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story · English

The Irish national soccer team may refuse to shake hands with the Israeli national team players before their upcoming World Cup qualifier match. The decision is reportedly due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The Irish Football Association has not yet officially commented on the matter, but sources indicate that the players are considering the gesture as a form of protest.

The match is scheduled to take place in Dublin on March 26th. This potential boycott comes amid widespread international criticism of Israel's military actions in Gaza, which have resulted in a significant number of civilian casualties. The players' decision, if it materializes, would likely draw significant attention and could be seen as a political statement.

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