Environmental girl goes to Gaza in Love Super League jersey, the club supports Palestine

Hupu September 3rd According to RMC Monte Carlo Radio, Swedish environmentalist Greta Thunberg ("Swedish environmental girl") was photographed wearing the jersey of a European football team during his trip to the humanitarian aid fleet to the Gaza region. This choice is not accidental, and the media has interpreted it in detail.

Swedish environmental activist Greta Tumbery and dozens of other activists left the port of Barcelona for the Gaza region on Monday. This fleet of ships carrying humanitarian aid intends to "open a humanitarian corridor to prevent the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people" in the war zone between Israel and Hamas.

On this occasion, Greta Tunbery wore a light blue football jersey with thin red stripes. The jersey is the third jersey of the Irish Football Super League team BohemianFC. Founded in 1890, the Bohemian Football Club has won 11 Irish domestic league titles (last time in 2009), and they have been defending the Palestinian cause for many years. In March 2023, the club launched a jersey supporting Palestinian children and donated 10% of the sales profit to the Palestinian Life Sports Association. The move has also brought considerable returns to the club. According to the Los Angeles Times, if the data is true, the club may sell about 20,000 jerseys this season, while other Irish League teams sold 500 to 1,000 jerseys.

On August 30, before an Irish Cup match, the Bohemian players warmed up in custom-made jerseys to commemorate Palestinian star Suleiman Obed who was killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza on August 6.

Greta-Tumbery and the fleet plan to arrive in Gaza in mid-September to deliver humanitarian aid after Israel blocked twice in June and July this year. On the way, dozens of ships should join them, which will depart from Tunisia and other Mediterranean ports on September 4 local time.