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Giữa cảnh mất điện, mất mạng và sống trong lều tạm, người dân Gaza gần như không thể theo dõi World Cup như trước. Bóng đá vẫn là lối thoát tinh thần, nhưng không khí lễ hội đã bị bóng đen chiến tranh che lấp.
The United Nations has warned that Palestinian children are increasingly unprotected as Israeli actions force humanitarian groups and rights defenders to scale back operations. The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child highlighted that these organizations, vital for defending children's rights for decades, face delegitimization through labeling as 'terrorists' and other coercive tactics.
Football fans in Gaza overwhelmingly support Spain against Saudi Arabia at the World Cup, driven not only by athletic prowess but also by Madrid's political and humanitarian stance on the Gaza war. Palestinians cite Spanish politicians' calls for a ceasefire, the recognition of a Palestinian state, and gestures like Lamine Yamal's flag display as reasons for their allegiance.
Amid the rubble and persistent danger of gunfire, a small group of Palestinian surfers in Gaza continue to seek solace in the Mediterranean waves. Despite a ceasefire, violence remains a daily threat, yet they cling to the sport as a vital mental escape.
Al Jazeera photojournalist Ahmad Al-Louh was killed in an Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza. The network confirmed the incident and called for an international investigation. This marks the third Al Jazeera journalist killed in Gaza since the conflict began.
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a home in central Gaza's Bureij refugee camp on April 12. The network condemned the attack as a blatant violation of international law, as at least 10 people died in Israeli strikes across Gaza that day.
The commander of Iran's IRGC Quds Force warns the U.S. and Israel will face disaster in Gaza, asserting they will be 'engulfed in a flood' unless their strategy changes. The statement comes amid escalating tensions and is viewed as a direct warning from Tehran.
UNICEF reports that since October 2025, at least 265 Palestinian children have been killed in Gaza, averaging one child per day despite a ceasefire. The agency calls the ceasefire a 'cruel and deadly illusion,' noting children are killed in homes, schools, and public spaces.
Despite cease-fire agreements, Israeli violence against Palestinians continues in Gaza and the West Bank, largely ignored by Western media. The violence has killed at least 981 Palestinians since last October, including many children. International attention has shifted elsewhere, but for Palestinians the conflict remains relentless.
