The Norwegian Football Federation has announced that all profits generated from its FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Israel will be donated to internationally recognized humanitarian organizations supporting civilians affected by the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
The federation said the initiative reflects its commitment to humanitarian values, with the funds intended to provide essential assistance such as food, medical care, shelter, and emergency relief to those impacted by the conflict.
The decision has drawn widespread international attention, with many praising the federation for using football as a platform to support humanitarian efforts. While emphasizing that the donation is aimed solely at helping civilians, the Norwegian Football Federation reiterated its belief that sport can play a positive role in promoting solidarity and compassion during times of crisis.
The match is expected to proceed as scheduled, with all net proceeds directed toward relief organizations operating in the region.
