Argentine football match 'cancellation' with Argentina

The BBC's decision that the political pressure created by the Israeli attitude towards Palestinians in Gaza has been decided.

The BBC said the Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain told ESPN Sports channel Tuesday that the match was canceled.

In an interview, Higuain said, "Finally, they did the right thing."

Argentina's media has also released the report on the cancellation of the match. However, the Israeli Football Association officially did not make any comment on this issue.

Media reports have said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Preeti the Argentine President Mauritius Makari for the reason that the match was not canceled.

Preeti was supposed to be in the match on Saturday in Jerusalem.

Immediately after the news of the cancellation of the match, the residents of Gaza burst out. During the recent protests in Gaza, Israeli forces killed at least 120 Palestinians.

Palestinian Football Association released a statement from Ramallah in Palestine, thanking Argentine striker Lionel Messi and his teammates for canceling the match.

Palestinian Football Association chairman Jibril Rajaub said in a quote quoted in the Reuters report, "Values, morals and the game guarantee a victory today, a red card was shown to Israel by canceling the game."

Raju said he will hold a press conference on Wednesday. Who called on the Palestinians to burn the Jersey and Replica Messi before the game was canceled.

Argentina-Israel campaigning for the cancellation of the match, Aubhas praised this decision by saying that it was a 'brave moral decision'.

Avis's campaign director Alice J said, "From where only Israeli snipers are shooting unarmed protesters a few miles away, it proves that Argentina has understood no friendship between playing in Jerusalem."

This was the last preparatory match in Argentina before the World Cup in Russia this month. The game was supposed to be played at a stadium in West Jerusalem.