"Shooting at Palestinian children": The lies against the Israeli goal celebration continue

The Israeli national team lost 3:1 to Austria in the Nations League, but the story of the match is the goal celebration of striker Sayed Abu Farhi, who used the corner flag in a motion resembling a snooker cue. The referee interpreted this as a shooting motion and sent him off with a second yellow card. The article describes a wave of international reactions against Israel, including from Al Jazeera, and accuses critics of hypocrisy while noting that Abu Farhi is an Arab-Muslim player.

The Israeli national team lost 3:1 to Austria at the start of the Nations League, but the match result is not the focus. Israeli striker Sayed Abu Farhi, who celebrated a goal with a motion imitating a snooker game using the corner flag, was sent off with a second yellow card after the referee interpreted the motion as mimicking shooting at Austrian players. The article describes a sharp wave of reactions on social media and global media, including Al Jazeera, which called the celebration "shooting at Palestinian children." The writer emphasizes that Abu Farhi is an Arab-Muslim player from Baqa al-Gharbiyye, and that he has celebrated similarly in the past without receiving a card. A comparison is made to player Neymar, who celebrated a similar motion without being penalized. The Israeli Football Association is expected to appeal the suspension. The article accuses critics of anti-Israeli hypocrisy.