Overview

• The banner displayed before the PSG vs Tottenham match in Udine read “Stop Killing Children. Stop Killing Civilians” and was carried onto the pitch by nine child refugees from Palestine, Afghanistan, Ukraine and Iraq.
• The UEFA Foundation for Children announced partnerships with Medecins du Monde, Doctors Without Borders and Handicap International to deliver humanitarian aid to children in Gaza and other conflict zones.
• Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah and the Palestine Football Association have continued to demand clearer acknowledgment of civilian casualties and accountability after Uefa’s initial tribute to al-Obeid failed to name the circumstances of his death.
• Uefa highlighted two Gaza refugee children—12-year-old Tala and 9-year-old Mohamed—to personify the conflict’s toll and underscore their urgent medical and humanitarian needs.
• The Palestine Football Association continues to report heavy losses, citing at least 421 footballers, including 103 children, killed in Gaza hostilities.