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Al-ShamsSports

General Union Outlines Plans to Support Sakhnin, Combat Racism

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Ahmad Abu Al-Aam discussed the General Union's plans to support the Bnei Sakhnin football team and combat racism in stadiums on Radio Al-Shams. The interview, hosted by Leila Al-Qish, was part of the program "In the Goal." The broadcast on October 12, 2026, focused on the union's initiatives to protect Arab teams. Specific details of the proposed plans are available in the full interview recording.

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  • Ahmad Abu Al-Aam revealed the General Union's plans to support Bnei Sakhnin and fight stadium racism.
  • The interview was broadcast on Radio Al-Shams on October 12, 2026.
  • Leila Al-Qish hosted the program "In the Goal" where the discussion took place.
  • The segment was titled "General to Protect Arab Teams."
  • The interview lasted nearly 18 minutes, with full details in the recording.

Ahmad Abu Al-Aam detailed the General Union's strategies for supporting the Bnei Sakhnin football team and confronting racism in sports venues during an interview on Monday, October 12, 2026. The discussion, which aired on Radio Al-Shams, was part of the program "In the Goal," hosted by Leila Al-Qish, and was titled "General to Protect Arab Teams." The interview segment lasted approximately 17 minutes and 43 seconds. The broadcast focused on the General Union's plans to aid Bnei Sakhnin and address discriminatory practices within stadiums. Further details of the strategies presented by Abu Al-Aam are available in the full interview recording.

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