Kulanka Warbaahinta ee Ciyaarta Ireland iyo Israel wuxuu dib u dhacay ka hor inta uusan bilaaban
Kooxda Ireland ayaa dib u dhacday kulanka warbaahinta ee ciyaarta tartanka UEFA Nations League ee Axadda ka dhacda Hungary, iyadoo la filayay inay ka hadlaan xaaladda ciyaarta iyo khilaafka ka jira dagaalka Israel iyo Gaza.
Dib u dhaca kulanka warbaahinta iyo xaaladda ciyaarta
Kooxda Ireland ayaa la filayay inay kulanka warbaahinta ka qabsoonto garoonka Axadda, laakiin maamulka UEFA wuxuu sheegay in kulankaasi uu dib u dhacay kadib markii la ogaaday in ciyaarta ay dib u dhacday. Ma jiro waqti la xaqiijiyay in kulanka warbaahinta uu dib u bilaabmo, iyadoo ciyaarta la filayo inay ka dhacdo Debrecen, Hungary, 19:45 BST.
Kulanka warbaahinta ayaa la filayay inuu ka dhaco garoonka, laakiin wuxuu dib u dhacay, waxaana la sheegay inuu ka dhacayo hotelka kooxda. Maamulka UEFA ma bixin warbixin ku saabsan sababta dib u dhaca, iyadoo ciyaarta dib u dhacdayna aan la xaqiijin waqtigeeda cusub.
Khilaafka ciyaarta iyo tallaabooyinka ka dhanka ah
Kooxda Ireland ayaa wajahday tallaabooyin ka dhanka ah ciyaarta, iyadoo ururka Irish Sport for Palestine uu sameeyay barnaamijka 'Stop The Game' oo ku doodaya in ciyaarta la joojiyo. Qaar ka mid ah ciyaartoyda ayaa sheegay inay u arkaan in ciyaarta aanay ka socdaan, halka qaar kalena ay ku baaqeen in la joojiyo ciyaarta.
Ciyaartoyda ayaa la filayay inay soo saaraan war saxaafadeed, laakiin dib u dhaca ayaa keentay khilaaf dheeraad ah, iyadoo la sheegay in qof ka mid ah ciyaartoyda uu doonayo inuu ka baxo kooxda. Ciyaartoyda ayaa isugu yimaaday kulankii Jimcaha si ay uga hadlaan xaaladda ciyaarta.
Dagaalka Israel iyo Gaza iyo saameynta ciyaaraha
Dagaalka ka dhacay dhexdooda ayaa ka dhashay weerarkii 7-ka Oktoobar 2023 ee Israel, kaas oo ku dhintay 1,200 qof, iyadoo Israel ay jebisay dagaal weyn oo ku dhintay 73,000 qof. Khilaafka ayaa sii kordhinaya khilaafka ciyaaraha, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ciyaartoyda ay u arkaan in ciyaarta aanay ka socdaan.
Kooxda Ireland ayaa wajahday khilaaf xooggan, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ciyaartoyda ay sheegeen inay u arkaan in ciyaarta aanay ka socdaan, halka qaar kalena ay ku baaqeen in la joojiyo ciyaarta. Khilaafka ayaa sii kordhinaya khilaafka ciyaaraha, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ciyaartoyda ay u arkaan in ciyaarta aanay ka socdaan.
The Republic of Ireland have postponed their pre-match news conference before Sunday's Uefa Nations League fixture against Israel in Debrecen, Hungary, amid growing controversy over the match. Heimir Hallgrimsson's squad were due to meet the media at 09:15 BST, but the session was delayed after a Uefa official announced the training session itself had also been called off, leaving no confirmed time for either event.
Match Scheduled Despite Boycott Calls
The Republic of Ireland are set to face Israel in Debrecen on Sunday at 19:45 BST, with the return leg in Backa Topola, Serbia, on 4 October. The fixture has drawn intense scrutiny following the ongoing Israel-Gaza war, with campaigners urging the team to withdraw from the competition entirely.
A 'Stop The Game' campaign organised by Irish Sport for Palestine has gathered momentum, backed by former manager Brian Kerr and ex-international James McClean. Meanwhile, midfielder Jason Knight said he did not think 'the game should be going ahead' after Thursday's 1-0 defeat by Kosovo.
Players Face Pressure and Uncertainty
Winger Chiedozie Ogbene urged the public not to 'put the pressure on us' regarding the team's approach to the match. A team meeting was held on Friday for players to discuss their views, but reports suggest at least one player is considering withdrawing from the squad.
The players were expected to release a joint statement at Saturday's news conference, but the delay has added further uncertainty. It has since emerged the press conference will now take place at the team hotel rather than the stadium, with Uefa unable to provide details on the postponement.
Context of the Israel-Gaza Conflict
The fixture has been embroiled in controversy since the two teams were drawn together in Group B3 of the Uefa Nations League. The conflict began when the armed Palestinian group Hamas attacked Israel on 7 October 2023, killing approximately 1,200 people and taking 251 hostages.
In response, Israel launched a massive military offensive in Gaza, during which more than 73,000 people have been killed, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry, whose figures are considered reliable by the United Nations.
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