Leyla Hamed

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Spanish-Moroccan sports journalist | editor, writer, sometimes on camera | own views 📩 [email protected]

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Israeli singer Noa Kirel has released a video where she confronts Spain’s NT and saves all their penalties. Worth remembering her boyfriend is Daniel Peretz: Bayern’s worst keeper this century, Hamburg benchwarmer, now Championship keeper. Embarrassing,

Borja Iglesias didn’t even look at Trump during the medal ceremony. He’s truly one of a kind.

Palestine may not have made it to the World Cup, but Bosnia and Herzegovina fans are making sure it is always present, whether in Canada, the U.S. or football stadiums everywhere.

Egypt’s head coach Hossam Hassan dedicating their historic World Cup win to Palestine, its martyrs, and the people of Egypt. Bigger than football.

South Korea captain and Tottenham star Son Heung-min praised the resilience of the Palestinian team after 1-1 draw: “I want to give a round of applause to the Palestine team, seeing them work so hard even in difficult conditions. I think there’s something we can learn from them”

Terrible atmosphere minutes ahead of kick off between France and Israel at the Stade de France. As it should be. Bravo to every football fan who has refused to normalise having a genocidal state playing football. Governments don’t represent the people.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino attended Trump’s so called ‘Board of Peace’ meeting wearing a red USA hat. Earlier this week, a complaint was filed against him at the International Criminal Court over alleged complicity in war crimes in Palestine.

Bosnia fans’ chant for Palestine echoed through the whole stadium as Bosnia and Herzegovina booked their place in the next round of the WC. Whatever attempts are made to silence it, solidarity with Palestine keeps finding its way into football’s biggest stages. Even in the U.S.

PSG fans showing up to another Champions League final with Palestinian flags again. Last season, their “Stop Genocide Gaza” banner became one of the biggest football activism moments in recent history.

AT LEAST 2 French supporters have been attacked by a mob of Israeli fans inside the Stade de France during the France vs Israel game. UEFA this game should have never been allowed to go ahead. You have put the life of fans at risk.

Italy have just knocked Israel out of the World Cup with a 3–0 win — though they should’ve been kicked out of football competitions long ago. Even in an almost empty stadium due to the boycott, Israeli players were met with loud boos during their anthem.

As La Vuelta moves through Asturias, the Israel–Premier Tech team continues to face growing boycotts and protests in solidarity with Palestine.

Bosnia and Herzegovina fans chanting for Palestine in the streets of Toronto on their way to their first game at the 2026 World Cup 🇵🇸🇧🇦 Fans will always save the tournament!

Spanish Vice-President, Yolanda Díaz, on the recognition of the state of Palestine: “We can't stop here. Palestine will be free, from the river to the sea”

Bosnia and Herzegovina fans remembered Palestine once again before their crucial World Cup clash against the U.S. No matter the result today, Bosnia have truly won the hearts of millions around the world in this tournament.

Last night, hooligans from the Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv marched through the streets of Amsterdam — ahead of the Ajax vs Maccabi match. They stole Palestinian flags from homes and even set a Palestinian flag on fire. A taxi driver was also reportedly attacked by the mob.

Athletic Bilbao fans fill the stadium with Palestine flags while singing “Palestina Aurrera” (forward, Palestine)

Ipswich Town a point away from the Premier League two years after finishing 11th in League One. An absolute masterclass in how to run a club. Special congratulations to their captain Sam Morsy for his continued support for Palestine. Wish more athletes spoke up like he did.

The Weeknd’s security wearing keffiyehs during his concert. The artist himself has donated over $4.5 million to Gaza. This is how you show up. The Weeknd

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“They are not just dead. They are people who were killed. They are not numbers. They are lives, each with a name, a face and a family.” This is how Pep Guardiola PepTeam begins his deeply moving message about Palestinians in Gaza, in collaboration with UNRWA

Egyptian head coach Hossam Hassan brought a Palestine flag onto the pitch after Egypt’s historic victory over Australia

Fair play to this England fan for using his moment on Norwegian television to call for a free Palestine

Héctor Bellerín Héctor Bellerín has once again used his voice for Palestine, reminding us football can be a powerful platform to send positive messages. He also pointed to FIFA’s double standards. Football stood with Ukraine, but failed to do the same for Palestine.

Manchester City manager and football legend Pep Guardiola has spoken out in solidarity with Palestine, calling on people to flood the streets of Barcelona tomorrow to protest against the genocide. PepTeam Comunitat Palestina Catalunya

Tottenham and South Korea star Heung-min Son is calling for donations to support Palestinians through the World Food Programme. Last year, after a match against the Palestine national team, he also expressed his solidarity with their cause. Thank you Sonny Son Heung-min

At his latest summer camp, Pep Guardiola welcomed 28 Palestinian children, giving them a space to play, smile and simply be children. His legacy goes far beyond football. Nobody comes close.

Javier Bardem reunited with this Palestinian fan during tonight’s Spain vs France match and shared a message for the people of Gaza: “Existence is resistance.”

Notice how Basque players walked out with children by their side, while the Palestinians carried white roses, remembering the children stolen from them.

A Morocco fan held up a Palestinian flag and a banner condemning Israel’s killing of Palestinian footballers. As security violently approached her to take the sign away, the whole crowd erupted into chants of “Free Palestine.”

“I tweeted Free Palestine. Less than 10 minutes later, I got a call from the NBA commissioner, agents, people in my foundation, and even folks from Texas, telling me to take it down” NBA star Dwight Howard.

At Zayed International airport in Abu Dhabi: I was approached by an employee accompanied by military men 4 times after I went through security control for “random checks”. In the end, they “asked” me to either remove or cover my Palestina FC t-shirt.

“Moroccans don’t protest against their country’s actions.” Moroccans last night:

Borja Iglesias was asked if Spain players understand why the media ask so much about Lamine. He said it makes sense because Lamine is too good, but wished they also asked about him when things happen off the pitch, like the anti-Muslim chants during Spain v Egypt. Brilliant.

Today, as Bosnia and Herzegovina faced Israel in a U21 Euro qualifier —played on ‘neutral’ ground in Hungary— most of the Bosnian players refused the pre-match handshake and walked straight to their half as an act of protest.

Mauricio Pochettino last week: “We are not politicians. We are sportspeople and we can only talk about sports.” Pep Guardiola today: “In every position I can help by speaking up, I will be there.” Same game. Very different sense of responsibility.

Throwback to 2005, when Ivory Coast qualified for the World Cup while the country was still in civil war and Didier Drogba used the moment to call for peace. His message didn’t single-handedly end the conflict but it helped build momentum toward a ceasefire. Football matters.

Dutch young journalist BENDERBIJ 🐝 was reporting on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans when one of them approached him and “warned” to stop filming. The Israeli fans can be seen in these videos, carrying steel pipes and throwing stones at homes.

Mind blowing PSG Ultras' tifo ahead of their Champions League game vs Atlético de Madrid: "Free Palestine. War on the field but peace in the world.” 🇵🇸 Paris Saint-Germain