World celebrates, but Gaza watches the World Cup from a distance

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 11, 2026Country: Palestine

World / InternationalSports

The world celebrates the World Cup, but residents of Gaza watch from afar due to the Israel-Palestine conflict. The blockade and restrictions prevent Gazans from joining the festivities. The contrast is striking between global joy and Gaza's harsh reality.

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