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Pro-Palestinian Groups Plan Protest Outside Maccabi Tel Aviv's Conference League Match
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First reported by N12 · 59 minutes ago
What happened
Pro-Palestinian groups plan a peaceful protest outside Maccabi Tel Aviv's Conference League match against Lugano, part of a campaign to pressure Israel's FIFA status, but the game is expected to proceed without disruption.
- 01Pro-Palestinian groups will protest outside Maccabi Tel Aviv's match against Lugano on August 20.
- 02The protest is part of the international "Show Israel The Red Card" campaign targeting Israel's FIFA membership.
- 03Organizers promise a peaceful, prominent, and determined demonstration.
- 04The match is currently expected to proceed without disruptions or crowd restrictions.
- 05Maccabi Tel Aviv's previous Europa League game was held behind closed doors, causing controversy.
- 06The protest groups have united but no serious threat to the game is foreseen.
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