Activist praises Algeria’s support for Gaza orphans following World Cup defeat

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 18, 2026Country: Algeria

World / InternationalSociety & Lifestyle

Activist praises Algeria’s support for Gaza orphans following World Cup defeat

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Zaiter consoled Algerian fans after their team's World Cup defeat to Argentina, praising Algeria's support for Gaza's orphans. He said the sponsorship of more than one thousand orphans represented a greater victory.

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