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Egypt’s World Cup slap
Egypt’s coach Hossam Hassan’s comments after securing a historic qualification for the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup sparked a wave of anger and provocation in the Zionist establishment after he raised the Palestinian flag and dedicated the victory to the Palestinian people.
According to Al Jazeera Net observation, the Egyptian coach’s position dominated social media platforms and headlines in Zionist newspapers this Saturday morning, in a scene where his reactions varied between harsh criticism and open calls for sports provocation against the Pharaohs.
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The Egyptian coach waves the flag of Palestine immediately after qualifying for the 1/8 finals of the World Cup.
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301 The Arab World on Telegramhttps://t.co/rYbsE4liyh pic.twitter.com/cOeOKvu2eM— Shimon newspaper_iiiiii (@Un_Reporter1) July 4, 2026
A wave of outrage on social media platforms
Platform X witnessed widespread interaction with the World Cup scene. Tweets expressing shock and outrage at Hossam Hassan’s gift of victory to the Palestinian people went viral amid criticism of the feasibility of peace accords with Egypt.
An account called “Shamoun” expressed his extreme outrage, sarcastically asking about the role of the organizers in allowing this spectacle, while others believed that anyone who does not support Argentina in the upcoming clash with Egypt “hates the Zionist Organization and hates football”, in a clear attempt to turn fans against the Egyptian team.
For his part, Zionist journalist Roy Kayes was quick to broadcast the event on his page, noting that Egypt’s coach had dedicated the historic qualification win over Australia to the Palestinian people, in quick coverage that reflected the extent of the upheaval caused by the situation.
The interactions weren’t without bad wishes, as Erez Mikaeli shared a picture of a plate of Middle Eastern food, commenting that he was celebrating Australia’s match against Egypt, a sarcastic reference to his hope that the Pharaohs would make it out of the tournament.
Posts of outrage
The issue was not limited to social media platforms, but spread to capture the major Zionist media, which devoted large areas to covering the statements of the Egyptian coach and the reactions that accompanied them.
Yedioth Ahronoth headlined its coverage highlighting Hossam Hasan’s qualification celebration by raising the Palestinian flag and his prayer for mercy for the martyrs, noting that the Egyptian coach used the World Cup platform to express his sincere solidarity with the Palestinian cause, noting that the distribution of videos shows Gazafestive Str. atmosphere
For its part, coverage by the Zionist Walla website focused on the same statements, citing Hossam Hassan as saying that “his heart and soul are with the Palestinians.” It also added another dimension to the atmosphere in the Egyptian camp, conveying star Mohamed Salah’s ironic statement about his coach’s strictness with his players.
In the same context, other Zionist reports documented the details of Egypt’s achievements and the game, which ended in a goalless draw before penalties were awarded, adding that the coach completed this historic achievement by raising the Palestinian flag and dedicating the victory to its people, in a scene described by the Zionist media as “provocative”.
Celebrate Australia – Egypt with a classic Middle Eastern dish pic.twitter.com/HHMjF7HwEy
— Erez Mikaeli (@erezmic) July 3, 2026
These angry Zionist responses followed Hossam Hassan’s announcement on beIN Sports on Friday night after Egypt’s dramatic Round of 32 penalty shootout victory over Australia saw Egypt reach the last 16 of the World Cup for the first time in its history.
Hossam Hassan said in his enthusiastic statements that alongside the Egyptian people, he dedicates this historic victory to the Palestinian people, who have never stopped supporting Egypt, calling for mercy for their martyrs and victory for their just cause.
“My heart and soul are with the people of Palestine,” expressing his deep gratitude for their immense joy at the qualification of the pharaohs, wishing them victory and mercy for their martyrs, concluding his speech with a clear and sincere dedication;
Historic date with Argentina
With this historic result, the Pharaohs set up the much-anticipated date for the round of 16 next Tuesday with reigning champions Argentina, who in turn qualified after a hard-fought victory over Cape Verde, in a clash that is of a special nature after the situation that caused a storm of anger within the Zionist establishment.
The coach of the Egyptian team, Hossam Hassan, dedicates Egypt’s victory over Australia to the Palestinians #video: #Al Jazeera_World Cup 26: pic.twitter.com/vGq7kM0Cg9
– Al Jazeera channel (@AJArabic) July 3, 2026
