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Egypt blames World Cup exit on coach's Gaza activism

Jewish News Syndicate

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July 9, 2026

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An Egyptian FA official claims controversial refereeing in the team's World Cup loss to Argentina was retaliation for the coach's support for Gaza.

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Arutz Sheva

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· Jul 10, 2026

Egyptian soccer official links World Cup exit to coach’s pro-Gaza activism

Egyptian FA official suggests the team's World Cup exit stemmed from referee retaliation over the manager's Gaza advocacy.

Novara Media

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· Jul 1, 2026

Student in Gaza: Ceasefire With Israel Is the 'Biggest Lie'

“The situation is getting worse day by day.” A university student in Gaza has highlighted the reality behind the so-called ceasefire agreement there. Israel has continued committing massacres on an almost daily basis since agreeing to end hostilities in October last year, while denying the entry of food, medicine and other essential supplies to the strip as part of its genocidal blockade. A UN commission found last year that Israel has used airstrikes, shelling, burning and controlled demolitions to damage and destroy more than 90% of Gaza’s school and university buildings.

Yemen Press Agency

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· Jul 5, 2026

Gaza government media office details human, material toll of Israeli aggression

GAZA, July 05 (YPA) – The Director General of the Gaza Government Media Office, Ismail Al-Thawabta, outlined the human and material impact of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023. He affirmed that the Israeli aggression has caused unprecedented destruction and losses amid continued international support for Israeli occupation and the []

Daily Mail

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· Jul 3, 2026

World Cup heartbreak for Socceroos who exit the tournament in penalty shootout loss to Mohamed Salah's Egypt

World Cup heartbreak for Socceroos who exit the tournament in penalty shootout loss to Mohamed Salah's Egypt

World Israel News

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· Jul 8, 2026

WATCH: Egypt’s soccer coach loses it on Argentine fans waving Israeli flag following embarrassing loss

After squandering a 2-0 lead to Argentina, eventually losing the game 3-2, Egypt's coach Hossam Hassan was seen spitting and cursing at an Argentine fan waving an Israeli flag after the game. The post WATCH: Egypt’s soccer coach loses it on Argentine fans waving Israeli flag following embarrassing loss appeared first on World Israel News.

Yemen News Agency - SABA

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· Jun 26, 2026

International body: UN inquiry, Gaza crisis point to escalating genocide war

International body: UN inquiry, Gaza crisis point to escalating genocide war

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Related coverage for "Egypt blames World Cup exit on coach's Gaza activism": Arutz Sheva — Egyptian soccer official links World Cup exit to coach’s pro-Gaza activism. Novara Media — Student in Gaza: Ceasefire With Israel Is the 'Biggest Lie'. Yemen Press Agency — Gaza government media office details human, material toll of Israeli aggression. Daily Mail — World Cup heartbreak for Socceroos who exit the tournament in penalty shootout loss to Mohamed Salah's Egypt. World Israel News — WATCH: Egypt’s soccer coach loses it on Argentine fans waving Israeli flag following embarrassing loss. Yemen News Agency - SABA — International body: UN inquiry, Gaza crisis point to escalating genocide war