#Yousef Salman

[pietroalviti]

Palestina libera, Raniero La Valle alla manifestazione a Ceccano, venerdì 6 settembre ore 18, in biblioteca

Ci sarà anche Raniero la Valle alla manifestazione organizzata da Ceccano ventitrenta nella biblioteca comunale in favore della liberazione della Palestina, venerdì 6 settembre alle ore 18. La Valle è stato deputato e senatore della Repubblica in diverse forze della sinistra. Giornalista, fu direttore dell’Avvenire dal 61 al 67, proprio negli anni del Concilio Vaticano II. In quei decenni Raniero…

[marcogiovenale]

oggi, 17 maggio, a roma: concerto e reading per l'infanzia palestinese

cliccare per ingrandire Venerdì 17 maggio, ore 18:00, Concerto per l’infanzia e la Pace in Palestina presso l’aula Magna dell’Università Valdese di Roma. A cura di Yousef Salman. Letture di Ilaria GiovinazzoFatena Al Ghorra Dunia al-Amal IsmailYousef Elqedra Alaa al QatrawiRefaat AlareerMosab Abu Toha Muhammad Tariq al KhadraTraduzioni a cura di Simone Sibilio e Sana Darghmouni Prenotazioni…

[tododeku-or-bust]

Fundraisers for Gaza- September 15

Donate if you can, share if you will not! Go Fund Mes have been linked for more information!

(also, GoFundMe has been showing up in German for me lately. Has anyone else had this issue?)

@aboodanqar20 - €1,168 raised of €50,000

@abedalhdihesham - $5,568 CAD raised of $65,000

@anasfamilys - 2,607 € of the donation goal 50,000 €

@osama-family - £3,140 raised of £50,000

@lamahourani7 - $2,403 raised of $10,000

@hamadamontaha9988 - 468 € of the donation goal 60,000 € ‼️‼️‼️

@khaled-mother- $28,139 of $70,000

@aboodalqedra-2 - €475 raised of €25,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@said-ehsan-abdelal6 - £20 raised of £20,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@asmaayyad - €20,300 raised of €45,000

@huda-yousef - €1,011 raised of €60,000

@mahmoudayyad - €5,666 raised of €55,000

@mohammedayyads-blog - €2,369 raised of €35,000

@salman-90 - €225 raised of €50,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@dina179 - $12,565 CAD raised of $50,000

@abutamim92 - €421 raised of €20,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@lobnaalser - €6,844 raised of €50,000

@nohaayyad19 - $65,958 raised of $85,000

@salem98alanqar - €125 raised of €20,000‼️‼️‼️

@alaahillis - €60 raised of €100,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@familyetaf1234567 - €1,993 raised of €50,000

@freepaleatine95 - $9,986 raised of $50,000

@linagheelan - $215 raised of $10,000 ‼️‼️‼️

@abeerashraf91 - €2,012 raised of €50,000

[therealmsdarling]

❛ 𝖎𝖋 𝖎 𝖑𝖔𝖔𝖐 𝖇𝖆𝖈𝖐, 𝖎 𝖆𝖒 𝖑𝖔𝖘𝖙. ❜

MEEREEN, AROUND 300AC.

* ᵃʳᵗ ʳᵉᵠˢ ᵒᵖᵉⁿ & ᶠᵘⁿᵈʳᵃᶦˢᵉʳ ʳᵉᵠˢ ᵒᵖᵉⁿ. 𓆰♨𓆪

will be edited frequently. daenerys stormborn quick digital sketch to bring attention to the people in palestine.

ALL EYES ON PALESTINE.

people in need:

@d-imtthal @salman-1987 @mohammedswierh2 @huda-yousef @mahmoud0qassas @siraj2024 @amanyayyad74 @khaled-mother @ahmed-ziad @bilal-salah0 @mahmoud-sharif2 @familyetaf1234567

FUNDRAISERS:

[meraofxebels]

UPDATED MASTERLIST OF UNVETTED FUNDRAISERS THAT HAVE MESSAGED ME part 2

Rewaa Omari @rakangaza - GOFUNDME LINK - progress $625 USD/50.000$

Ahmad Al-Louh @ahmadallouh32 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €1,767/€50,000

Ahmed Nasr Helmy @ahmedhellis22 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress $373 USD/$30,000

Muhammad Abu Lihiya @helpmohammed2024 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress $2,857 USD/$50,000

Ali's Family @alihelles2 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €1,013/€100,000

Amal and Fadi @amalpalestine - GOFUNDME LINK - progress $140 USD/$31,000

Mohmmad AL-Swasy @mo7hmmad - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €15/75.000 €

Dalia and Yousef @daliash94 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €6,979/15.000€

Mohammed Ayyad @mohammednasers-blog - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €4,406/38.000€

Haitham @haithem-2 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress kr5,842 NOK/kr200,000

Aya Almajdoub @aiamaher - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €1,059/55.000€

Abdallah Al Swusiis @gaza-love100 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €105/€49,200

Salman Halas @salman-1987 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €20/€50,000

Ahmed Atila @save-ahmed-family1 - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €1,645/€20,000

Zain Sami @zainsami - GOFUNDME LINK - progress €525/€35,000

Tahrer Rezq @syamamasamt - GOFUNDME LINK - progress $268 USD/$65,000

part1 - part3 - part4

[rebecca-levin-art]

Fundraisers for Palestine: September 22th

Here’s a list of Palestinian accounts that have reached out to me on September 22th. If you send me proof of donation to any of their fundraisers, I will give you a free art commission of similar value to your donation. Please note that some of these fundraisers are unvetted, but seem legitimate, and with the vetters so busy I think it's important to share these too. Let's please give these people all of our support!

@salman-1990

@familygazaamal

@mohammedatallaah

@rodainaayyad-11

@save-amal-family

@dodooomar

@ghadafamily2

@ahmaad860

@olagaza

@khalid-sisters

@eslamsuhail

@aiamaher

@save-fatma-gaza3093

@shadowyavenuetaco

@amalfamilygaza

@rewaida97

@asmaa-needs

@shamraed

@mahmoidsy

@nepalalser

@sondos220

@yousefjehad3

@nisreensuhail

@aseelo680 (match my donation of $15!)

@alaa-gaza

@majedalgherbawi

@ahmadresh2

@esraayyad14

@eslamfamily3

@abomohammedtr

@hanangazasblog

@mhmdgaza2

@samarsh11

@yousra-mariamm

@mohammedhaboubsblog (time limit of 7 days!)

@reemagaza

@yousef-falestinef

@wafaaresh6

@ahmedgaza-27-pro

@phamaljomaa

@sfaamq10

[eretzyisrael]

by Hugh Fitzgerald

For some reason, the international media is entirely uninterested in reporting about how some Israeli Muslims — Arabs and Druze — have rallied to help defend their country against Hamas. Bassam Tawil has more on this subject here: “‘Like…wtf’: Israel’s Arab Citizens Feel Lucky,” by Bassam Tawil, Gatestone Institute, January 25, 2024:

IDF Sergeant First Class (reserve) Ahmed Abu Latif, 26, a husband and father to a one-year-old baby, was killed on January 22 during the fighting between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Abu Latif, a Muslim citizen of Israel, embodied the spirit of unity and patriotism in Israel in the aftermath of Hamas’s October 7 massacre of Israelis. He also represented a shining example of coexistence and unwavering love for Israel. In a message on Facebook at the beginning of the war, Abu Latif, who was working as a security guard at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, wrote:

Two days after the massacre, Israeli Arab blogger Nuseir Yassin, popularly known as “Nas Daily,” posted the following on X (formerly Twitter):

The atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7 — among the victims were also some Israeli Arabs — have pushed some Israeli Arabs who previously self-identified as “Palestinian-Israelis” to instead identify more closely with the Jewish state, declaring themselves to be “Israeli Arabs” or, as in the case of this popular blogger, Nuseir Yassin, shedding the modifier altogether, and now call themselves “Israelis.”

The Hamas atrocities did not drive a wedge between Jewish and Arab Israelis, as Yahya Sinwar may have hoped. Instead, the events of October 7 led to greater identification by Israeli Arabs and Druze with the Jewish state. Three-quarters of Israeli Arabs reported having “good relations” with Jews; almost as many — 70% — identify with the Jewish state, and far from wishing for its disappearance, recognize how lucky they are to be citizens of the only decently run government in the Middle East.

In Israel, Arab soldiers, both Muslim and Druze, have been fighting against the Hamas terrorists; some have been killed in Gaza, defending the Jewish state. Others were killed in Israel by Hamas on October 7; some Arabs, especially Bedouin, were taken hostage on that day. Druze have a long history of joining the IDF; the highest-ranking IDF officer who has been killed in this war was a Druze, Lt. Col. Salman Habaka. Another Druze casualty was Major Jamal Abbas, whose father and grandfather had both served in the IDF. Another Druze who answered the call on October 7 was a woman, Nisreen Yousef, who immediately volunteered to interrogate captured Hamas terrorists to discover where others were hiding; she passed on the information to the IDF, that promptly located and captured them.

The stories of these Muslims who volunteered to defend the Jewish state, and some who died in that struggle, should be more widely known. They undermine all the stories about Israel as an “apartheid state,” where Muslims are supposedly oppressed. These Arab and Druze volunteers for the IDF know otherwise; they are fighting for what they know is “their” country.

The stories about the Israeli Arabs whose rise to the summit of their professions also fatally vitiate the claims that Israel is an “apartheid” state. These stories need to be told. There is Samer Haj Yehia, the Chairman of Israel’s largest bank, Bank Leumi. And Judge Khaled Kabub, who in 2022 became the first Muslim, though not the first Arab, Justice on Israel’s Supreme Court. Jewish and Arab physicians work side by side in Israeli hospitals. Arab and Druze women have risen high in the medical profession and in academia. Prof. Mouna Maroun, Vice President and Dean of Research at University of Haifa and the former Head of the Sagol Department of Neurobiology, is the first Arab woman to hold a senior faculty position in natural sciences. Another is Prof. Mona Khoury-Kassabri, who in 2021 been elected Vice President of Strategy and Diversity at the university. It was the first time that a member of the Arab community was appointed to a senior position of vice president. “I am deeply honored to be the first Arab to serve as a Hebrew University Vice President,” Khoury-Kassabri said. 43% of Israelis who have just become doctors are now Arabs and Druze, a staggering statistic, given that Arabs and Druze are only 20% of the population. Compare that fact with the way Palestinians in most Arab states are prohibited from practicing certain professions, including engineering, law, and medicine.

Perhaps someone in the media will devout a program, full of human interest, to the Arab and Druze in Israel, some of whom have given their lives for the Jewish state. Others were victims of Hamas terrorists on October 7. And the program should explain the fact — never mentioned in the mainstream media — that 70% of Israeli Arabs now say they identify with the Jewish state as their country too, a place where they receive equal treatment before the law and where it is possible for Arabs to rise high in Israeli society — in law, banking, and especially, medicine. That might startle some of those mindlessly chanting about “apartheid” Israel, if not to change their chant, at least to keep quiet.

[jordanianroyals]

16 April 2024: King Abdullah II said Jordan’s security and sovereignty are above all considerations, stressing that the protection of Jordanians comes above all else.

Commenting on recent regional developments during a meeting with local community leaders and figures in Mafraq Governorate, His Majesty reiterated that Jordan will not be a battlefield for any party.

At the meeting, held at the Hijaz Railway’s Mafraq Station and attended by Crown Prince Hussein, the King expressed pride in fellow brothers in arms, noting that military retirees support the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and security personnel in defending the nation and safeguarding its future.

His Majesty highlighted the historical value of Mafraq city, as well as its strategic location on international routes.

The King said at the meeting, held as part of ongoing outreach visits to mark the Silver Jubilee, that Mafraq residents have capitalised on the important location of the governorate, turning it into a meeting point for everyone.

His Majesty noted the variety of agricultural produce in Mafraq, stressing the importance of investments in industry and renewable energy in the governorate, which has further potential for development in various fields.

The King said Mafraq was largely affected by the refugee crisis, reaffirming his trust that Jordanians can transform challenges into opportunities.

For his part, Mafraq Governor Salman Najada stressed Jordanians’ support for His Majesty’s leadership, and their pride in army and security personnel, who protect the homeland, congratulating His Majesty on the Silver Jubilee and highlighting achievements in Mafraq over the past 25 years.

He praised the King’s wisdom in dealing with regional crises, as well as his support for the Palestinians, especially in Gaza.

Earlier, upon arrival in Mafraq, His Majesty inaugurated BIA Textile Company, an investment valued at $149 million, at the King Hussein bin Talal Development Zone.

The King was briefed by the company’s owner, Sanal Kumar, on the project, which is a subsidiary of Classic Fashion Apparel Industry, the largest textile company in Jordan and the Middle East.

Kumar said the company seeks to create job opportunities for the local community and support economic growth in Jordan, in line with the Economic Modernisation Vision.

BIA Textile Company, in its current first stage, employs 320 employees, including 120 Jordanians, and is expected to employ 850 additional personnel, including 300 Jordanians, in its second phase, which concludes by the end of 2025.

Upon arrival at the Hijaz Railway’s Mafraq Station prior to the outreach meeting, the King was received by Mafraq Band for Popular Arts, and Samer Revival band, in addition to a poetry recital.

During the meeting, His Majesty bestowed the Silver Jubilee Medal on individuals and institutions in Mafraq, in recognition of their contributions to serving Jordan, especially the local community in the governorate.

Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh, Royal Hashemite Court Chief Yousef Issawi, Director of the Office of His Majesty Jafar Hassan, and Adviser to His Majesty for Tribal Affairs Kneiaan Bluwi attended the meeting.

[xavierradioug]

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman named PM

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman named PM

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz has issued a royal decree on Tuesday, appointing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as the kingdom’s new Prime Minister. The appointment comes as part of a cabinet reshuffle.   Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who has been serving as the vice minister of defense was appointed as the new defense minister. Yousef bin Abdullah bin Mohammed…

[t-jfh]

May Pundak, whose father helped negotiate the Oslo Accords, is a human rights lawyer in Israel who hopes to help restart the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians. (Photo: Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times)

Ron Pundak, Ms. Pundak’s father and one of the architects of the 1993 Oslo Accords, speaking in 2014, the year he died.

(Photo: Gideon Markowicz / Agence France- Presse — Getty images)

Rana Salman, a Palestinian activist, has argued that Palestinians and Israelis must accept that they live side by side.

(Photo: Samar Hazboun for The New York Times Times)

Five Miles and a World Apart, Younger Activists Dream of a New Peace Process in the Middle East

A younger generation of Israeli and Palestinian peacemakers want to be part of the dialogue about the “day after” the war, when Israelis and Palestinians must grapple again with how to live side by side.

By Mark Landler

Reporting from Jerusalem and Bethlehem, West Bank

The New York Times - November 16, 2023

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President Biden at a news conference in California on Wednesday.

(Photo: Doug Mills/The New York Times)

Palestinians cooking over a fire in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Wednesday. President Biden said on Wednesday that the endpoint of the Israel-Hamas conflict had to be a Palestinian state.

(Photo: Yousef Masoud for The New York Times)

Israel-Hamas War

Biden Says Palestinian State Must Be Part of Peace Solution

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that the endpoint of the Israel-Hamas conflict has to be a Palestinian state that is “real,” existing alongside an Israeli one.

He added that he and his aides have been negotiating with Arab nations on next steps, but did not give any details.

By Edward Wong

The New York Times - November 16, 2023

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COMMUNITY WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: The following ABC News article, ‘As Israeli air strikes rain down on Gaza, paramedics like Yasser put themselves in danger to save lives’, contains graphic pictures and descriptions of war that some viewers may find distressing.

Yasser Abed is a paramedic in Gaza. (ABC News)

The faces that haunt Yasser

As he leaves the hospital to return to the bomb site, Yasser sheds a few tears. (ABC News)

'I stay for the children'

Yasser and his team know that their work puts them in great danger, but they continue to race to the scene of air strikes to save others. (ABC News)

A grandfather cradles his granddaughter after an air strike on the Deir el-Balah neighbourhood. (ABC News)

A man carries his injured friend out of the site of an air strike in Gaza. (ABC News)

As Israeli air strikes rain down on Gaza, paramedics like Yasser put themselves in danger to save lives

The United Nations says about 2,700 Gazans are reported missing in the war so far – likely to be buried or crushed underneath bombed buildings.

By Middle East correspondent Allyson Horn in Jerusalem and ABC staff in Gaza

ABC News - November 18, 2023

[marcogiovenale]

17 maggio, roma: concerto e reading per l'infanzia palestinese

cliccare per ingrandire Venerdì 17 maggio, ore 18:00, Concerto per l’infanzia e la Pace in Palestina presso l’aula Magna dell’Università Valdese di Roma. A cura di Yousef Salman. Letture di Ilaria GiovinazzoFatena Al Ghorra Dunia al-Amal IsmailYousef Elqedra Alaa al QatrawiRefaat AlareerMosab Abu Toha Muhammad Tariq al KhadraTraduzioni a cura di Simone Sibilio e Sana Darghmouni Prenotazioni…

[summarychannel]

Dangerous development Israel is preparing to send ships to Egypt and introduce fifth generation aircraft into the war

Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel. Starting with the Bahraini Parliament, which announced that the Israeli ambassador had left the Kingdom, in exchange for the return of its ambassador from Israel, in addition to the cessation of economic relations with it. Bahrain, therefore, becomes the first country to establish relations with Israel within the framework of the Abraham Accords, and to take a decision of this kind. The Council declared that "the continuation of war and military operations, and the continuing Israeli escalation in light of the lack of respect for international humanitarian law, prompts the Council to demand more decisions and measures that preserve the lives and lives of innocent people and civilians in Gaza and all Palestinian areas."

 Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ahmed bin Salman Al-Musallam, according to the statement, expressed his “pride and pride in the keenness and interest given by the King of the country, King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, to support the Palestinian cause, and his firm and unwavering position, and the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.” Eastern Province, in accordance with international resolutions. Bahrain concluded a peace agreement and diplomatic relations with Israel, in September 2020, and appointed its first ambassador to Tel Aviv, in August 2021, who is Khaled Yousef Al-Jalahma, while Israel appointed its ambassador to Manama, in December 2021, who is Aitan Naei.

On the other hand, US President Joe Biden said that he supports a “pause” in the war between Hamas and Israel, to allow “prisoners” to leave the Gaza Strip. The statement comes despite the United States' refusal, since the beginning of events on October 7, to call for a ceasefire, as it repeatedly stressed Israel's right to defend itself, and believed that stopping the war was in the interest of the Hamas movement. On the other hand, the White House announced that it will develop a strategy to combat Islamophobia, explaining that this strategy will be developed in coordination with the communities concerned.

US President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday, in response to a man who interrupted him during an election rally, that he supports a “pause” in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, in order to allow “prisoners” to leave the Gaza Strip. While Biden was speaking at a campaign fundraising event, a man interrupted the Democratic president, saying: “As a rabbi, I ask you to call for an immediate ceasefire.”

The 80-year-old president, who is seeking a second term in elections scheduled for next year, responded: “I think we need a pause. The pause means allowing time to extract the prisoners.” In response to a question about Biden’s statement, the White House said that what the president meant by the word “prisoners” were the hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. In defending his position during this war, Biden said: “I was the one who convinced Bibi (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) to call for a ceasefire to get the prisoners out. I was the one who spoke to (Egyptian President Abdel Fattah) Sisi to convince him to open the door” of the Rafah crossing, which It connects the southern sector to Egypt. Commenting on this aspect of the US President’s statement, the White House said that Biden meant the two American hostages who were recently released by the Hamas movement.

In another context, the Israeli ambassador to Germany, Ron Prosor, said today (Thursday) that Israel has asked foreign countries to send floating hospitals as a possible means of providing treatment for wounded Palestinians who are allowed to leave the war-torn Gaza Strip for Egypt, according to what the agency reported. «Reuters». In an interview with the Israeli public broadcaster, Radio Kan, Prosor said that such a request had been submitted by Germany and other countries. He described the scenario explained by Radio Kan, regarding the boarding of these wounded on board such floating ships in the Egyptian port of Al-Arish, as accurate. Egypt is preparing to receive 7,000 foreigners scheduled to be evacuated from the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing, according to what the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in a statement, today.

Finally, Robert Jordan, the former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, spoke in an interview with CNN anchor Becky Anderson about the possible reason for the visit of the Saudi Defense Minister, Prince Khalid bin Salman, to Washington amid the tense conditions in the region and the war waged by Israel in the Gaza Strip. Jordan said that the position of Saudi Arabia, which condemned in the strongest terms the Israeli ground operation in Gaza and the strike on the Jabalia camp, is not surprising, noting that “the Saudis consider themselves custodians of the two most sacred places for Sunni Muslims. They have a broader responsibility because of that. I think they will find that it is "It is almost impossible to encourage a massive Israeli invasion under these circumstances." The former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia continued by saying: “I will tell you that I think they are secretly terrified by what Hamas did, they are not friends of Hamas. And I think that if you look at it, Hamas is actually trying to undermine a number of Gulf regimes through what it did. So I think “Secretly, we will see the Saudis more cooperative, but their public statements are different.”

#Saudi Arabia #Yemen #latest news

[garudabluffs]

A team of volunteers prepare food for soldiers positioned on the Gaza border area near Sderot near Urim, Israel.

The News Roundup – International 10?13/2023

The Gaza Strip is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis after the Israeli government ordered a complete siege of the territory and the evacuation of more than 1.1 million people south of Gaza City. Israeli authorities have cut off access to food, power, and water.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin-Salman discussed the “need to end war crimes in Palestine” in one of their first calls since restoring diplomatic relations between their two countries.

Also this week, Afghanistan was hit by a large earthquake in its western region mere days after two other quakes killed more than 1,000 people. So far, authorities have announced that 100 are injured and at least one person was killed.

We cover the most important stories from around the world in the international hour of the News Roundup.

GUESTS

Yousef Munayyer

head of the Palestine-Israel Program; Senior Fellow at the Arab Center

Emily Tamkin

journalist, author, “Bad Jews: A History of American Jewish Politics and Identities.” review https://www.timesofisrael.com/bad-jews-new-book-explores-identity-labels-divisions-among-american-jews/

Anton La Guardia

diplomatic editor, The Economist

LISTEN 47:13 https://the1a.org/segments/gaza-crisis-israel/

[socolivebongda]

Chu nha Qatar lieu co manh hay chi lam tien o World Cup 2022

World Cup 2022 đã diễn ra liệu với đội hình hiện tại nước chủ nhà Qatar có thể làm nên kỳ tích. Cùng đi tìm hiểu và đánh giá chi tiết về đội hình đội tuyển Qatar qua bài viết dưới đây nhé.

Qatar công bố danh sách 26 cầu thủ

Mới đây, HLV Felix Sanchez đã công bố danh sách 26 cầu thủ dự World Cup 2022:

Thủ môn: Saad Abdullah Al Sheeb – Al Sadd, Meshaal Aissa Barsham – Al Sadd, Yousef Hassan – Al Gharafa.

Hậu vệ: Pedro Miguel Carvalho Deus Correia, Mosab Kheder, Tarek Salman Suleiman Odeh, Bassam Hisham Ali Al-Rawi, Boualem Khoukhi, Abdelkarim Hassan, Ismail Muhammad, Homam Al-Amin Ahmed, Jassem Al-Jaber.

Tiền vệ: Ali Assadalla, Assim Omer Al Haj Madibo, Mohammed Waad Abdulwahab Jadoua Al Bayati, Salem al-Hajri, Mustafa Meshaal Tarek, Karim Boudiaf, Abdulaziz Hatem.

Tiền đạo: Naif Al-Hadhrami, Ahmed Alaaeldin, Hassan Khalid Hassan Al-Haydos, Akram Hassan Afif Yahya Afif, Almoez Ali Abdullah Zainalabiddin, Mohammed Muntari, Khalid Muneer Ali Abu Bakr Mazeed.

Nhận định về đội hình Qatar 

Đội hình đội tuyển Qatar dự World Cup 2022 có nhiều cái tên rất quen đối với người hâm mộ Việt Nam. Tính cả HLV trưởng Felix Sanchez, đội chủ nhà của World Cup 2022 có tới 10 thành viên từng đối đầu với U23 Việt Nam ở vòng bán kết U23 châu Á 2018.

Trong trận đấu diễn ra tại Trung Quốc, U23 Qatar do HLV Felix Sanchez dẫn dắt thất bại trước U23 Việt Nam. Đội bóng Tây Á 2 lần vượt lên dẫn trước nhờ các bàn thắng của Akram Afif và Almoez Ali. Tuy nhiên, cú đúp của Quang Hải giúp U23 Việt Nam 2 lần gỡ hòa và kéo đối thủ vào loạt luân lưu.

Hầu hết các cầu thủ trong đội hình chính của U23 Qatar tại giải đấu đó trở thành nhân tố quan trọng ở đội tuyển quốc gia. Đặc biệt, tiền đạo Almoez Ali tỏa sáng ở Asian Cup giúp Qatar giành chức vô địch châu Á.

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Chi tiết xem tại: https://socolivebongda.com/chu-nha-qatar-co-manh-world-cup-2022/

[sports-live-result]

FIFA world cup 2022 squads: Qatar and Ecuador Squads

The FIFA World Cup, often simply called the World Cup, is an international association football competition contested by the senior men's national teams of the members of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, the sport's 

 

The FIFA world cup 2022 is an upcoming international Football tournament held in Qatar from November 20 to December 18, 2022. the 32 national teams involved in the tournament are required to register squads of up to 26 players, including three goalkeepers. only players in these Squads are eligible to take part in the tournaments.

The Qatar national football team represents Qatar in international football, and is controlled and is controlled by the Qatar Football Association and AFC.the team has appeared in ten Asian cup tournaments. here you check the FIFA 2022 Qatar Squad.

 FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar Squad:

Goalkeepers: Saad Al-Sheep, Meshaal Barsham, Yousef Hassan

Defenders: Pedro Miguel, Abdul Karim Hassan, Tarek Salman, Bassam Al-Rawi, Khoukhi Boualem, Abdelkarim Hass . . .

Midfielders: Ali Asad, Muhammad Waad, Salem Al Hajri, Assim Madibo, Mustafa Meshaal, Karim Boudiaf, Abdulaziz Hatin

Forwards: Naif Al Hadhrami, Hassan Al Haydos, Akram Afif, Almoez Ali, Mohammed Munta .

 The Ecuador national football team represents Ecuador in men's international football and is controlled by the Ecuadorian Football Federation. They joined FIFA in 1926 and CONMEBOL a year

 FIFA World Cup 2022  Ecuador Squad:

Goalkeepers: Moises Ramirez, Alexander Dominguez, Hernan Galindez

Defenders: Piero Hincapie, Robert Arboleda, Pervis Estupinan, Angelo Preciado, Jackson Porozo, Xav . . .

Midfielders: Carlos Gruezo, Jose Cifuentes, Alan Franco, Moises Caicedo, Angel Mena, Jeremy Sarmiento, Ayrton Preciado, Sebastian Mendez, Gonzalo Plata, Romario Ibarra

Forwards: Djorkaeff Reasco, Kevi .

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開催国カタール代表、2022年W杯メンバー26名を発表

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