The Palestinian leaders appear more concerned about the return of the Assad regime to the Arab League than the return of tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians to their homes in Syria.
Encouraging athletes to boycott tournaments or competitors based on their national identity is against the spirit of sportsmanship outlined in every major sporting event’s bylaws.
Jibril Rajoub, Israel's potential future Palestinian 'peace partner', claimed Israelis 'have exploited the issue of the Holocaust' and 'what is happening in Palestine is a second Holocaust.'
A woman who led the killing of 37 people - among them 12 children - and a female terrorist who placed a bomb in a movie theater are held up role models for Palestinian women.
Iran was recently banned from all matches by the judo federation for boycotting Israel, and the time has come to ban the Palestinian Authority from international soccer competition for the same reason!
While anti-Israel bullies threatened Messi in 2018 until his team canceled its match in Israel, they failed this time around to deter the Argentinian athlete from visiting the Holy Land.
'We’ve stopped this before. We can stop it again,' declared the Palestinian anti-Israel boycott group that shut down a previous Argentina match in Israel by threatening superstar Lionel Messi.
The punishment marked an embarrassing blow for Jibril Rajoub, who led an extended campaign of harassment targeting international soccer phenom Lionel Messi.
Jibril Rajoub, the PA's most powerful man in sports, says that normalization with Israel, even in sports, is 'taboo.' Of course, it's the youth who will suffer.
Anti-Israel boycotters are trying to bully Puma into canceling its sponsorship of Israel’s national soccer program. Let's tell Puma to stand by Israel!
FIFA is holding the head of the Palestinian Football Association accountable for his hateful campaign to pressure Argentina's football team into canceling its match against Israel.
The German Olympic Sports Federation canceled a partnership with the Palestinian Football Association after its chairman was exposed as a promoter of terrorism.
Two-thirds of Palestinians wish Abbas would resign, but his contenders are also weak, afraid to state opposition while he's in power and locked in fierce competition with each other.
A FIFA panel aiming to improve Israeli-Palestinian football relations met for the first time Wednesday and agreed to a follow-up session in the Middle East next month.
Nayef Rajoub, a senior member of the Hamas terrorist group and the brother of senior Palestinian Authority (PA) figure Jibril Rajoub, is currently recuperating in a private hospital in Tel Aviv after apparently having undergone spine surgery.
Not only did the PA sports chief fail in an attempt to oust Israel from world soccer, but he is being chided on the Palestinian street for betraying their cause.
The Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center is demanding that FIFA expel Palestinian Football Association head Jibril Rajoub, a promoter of terror, from world soccer.
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