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Crystal Palace Stands Firmly with Israel as Israeli Player Inan Khalaily Joins Club

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Israeli defender and winger Inan Khalaily is set to officially sign with Crystal Palace, marking a significant step in his career. Beyond the sporting aspect, the club's stance on Israel has been notably supportive, especially following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023. While many sports organizations remained silent or neutral, Crystal Palace explicitly condemned the attacks, stating that over 1,000 Israelis and other civilians, including visitors from the UK, were killed or kidnapped by Hamas terrorists. The club announced it would wear black armbands in the next match and hold a moment of silence during the home game against Tottenham to honor the victims.

This clear condemnation contrasts with the English Premier League's official statement, which expressed sorrow over the escalating crisis in Israel and Gaza but used more general language condemning violence against civilians without naming Hamas directly. Crystal Palace's unequivocal position highlights its unique support for Israel within English football.

Previously, Israeli player Manor Solomon nearly joined Crystal Palace in September 2025 on loan, but the deal fell through due to disagreements between clubs despite an agreement between Solomon and the coach. Solomon eventually signed with Villarreal. Khalaily's upcoming transfer thus represents a renewed connection between the Israeli football community and Crystal Palace.

The club's public support for Israel and its signing of an Israeli player underline its distinct stance in the sports world amid ongoing regional tensions.

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