Israel is warning its residents who travel to the World Cup to 'downplay' their Israeli status due to concerns about strict laws and anti-Israel sentiments in Qatar.
OutKick founder Clay Travis weighs in on news that the U.S. men's soccer team will wear a rainbow logo at the Qatar World Cup and Elon Musk's hurdles after acquiring Twitter.in Qatar to be vigilant and try to mask their Israeli identity due to concerns for their safety in the Muslim country.
The campaign website, in Hebrew and Arabic, outlines a potential minefield awaiting Israeli tourists who will find themselves in a country that criminalizes homosexuality, bans drugs, restricts alcohol consumption, and has a tenuous relationship with the state of Israel. "The Iranian team will be in the World Cup, and we estimate that tens of thousands fans will follow it, and there will be other fans from Gulf countries that we don’t have diplomatic relationship with," said Lior Haiat, a senior Israeli diplomat."Downplay your Israeli presence and Israeli identity for the sake of your personal security," Haiat said, addressing the Israeli fans.
People gather around the official countdown clock showing remaining time until the kick-off of the World Cup 2022, in Doha, Qatar
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