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Pro-Palestine Solidarity on display at the 2026 World Cup

Al Jazeera Wednesday 17 June 2026, 11:46 UTC 1 min read
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Pro-Palestine Solidarity on display at the 2026 World Cup Pro-Palestine solidarity on display at the 2026 World Cup Fans from Algeria to Bosnia are making sure the Palestinian cause gets attention during the World Cup. Flags and chants honouring Palestinians in Gaza rung out in Kansas City as Algeria faced Argentina. Published On 17 Jun 2026

Pro-Palestine Solidarity on display at the 2026 World Cup Pro-Palestine solidarity on display at the 2026 World Cup Fans from Algeria to Bosnia are making sure the Palestinian cause gets attention during the World Cup. Flags and chants honouring Palestinians in Gaza rung out in Kansas City as Algeria faced Argentina. Published On 17 Jun 2026
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