In war-torn Gaza, hopeful Palestinian amputee footballers seek to score goal on global stage
Young amputee footballers living in Gaza enter the field on crutches. Courtesy of Palestine Amputee Football AssociationThe players race across the football field on crutches. One plants his crutches, swings his remaining leg and strikes the ball with all his strength.
- ▪Young amputee footballers living in Gaza enter the field on crutches.
- ▪Courtesy of Palestine Amputee Football AssociationThe players race across the football field on crutches.
- ▪One plants his crutches, swings his remaining leg and strikes the ball with all his strength.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 02:32:03 GMT |
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Young amputee footballers living in Gaza enter the field on crutches. Courtesy of Palestine Amputee Football AssociationThe players race across the football field on crutches. One plants his crutches, swings his remaining leg and strikes the ball with all his strength. The goalkeeper leaps, stretching out his one arm, but the ball curves beyond his reach and into the net, tracing an arc that would be difficult to replicate even on two legs. In footage provided by the Palestine Amputee Football Association (PAFA), footballers in Gaza embodied the conviction that “life is stronger than death,” refusing to let their physical disabilities keep them off the pitch.War-wounded footballers As the 2026 World Cup unfolded across North America, airstrikes continued to ravage the Gaza Strip.
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