With the Basque Country team’s 3-0 friendly victory over the Palestine team, the match held at the San Mamés stadium in Bilbao, Spain, on Saturday, November 15, became an extraordinary event that went beyond football. The pitch transformed into a platform of solidarity, as thousands of Basque fans joined in supporting the Palestinian people and their cause, creating a moving humanitarian scene that amazed the world.

Before the starting whistle, thousands of fans organized a massive march through the streets of Bilbao to express solidarity with Palestine, waving Palestinian flags and holding signs demanding an end to the genocide in the Gaza Strip. Inside the stadium, the fans stood side by side with the players of both teams in a moving moment that reflected the power of sports to unite people around just humanitarian causes.

In press statements, Ihab Abu Jazar, the head coach of the Palestinian national team, expressed his pride and happiness with the great support his team received, describing the occasion as more than just a match, but a powerful message to the entire world. The Palestinian players also affirmed that their goal for this European tour, which includes another match against the Catalonia team, is to highlight the suffering of the Palestinian people.

Despite the loss on the sporting level, the "Fedayeen" team achieved a significant moral victory, as the proceeds from the charity match were to support humanitarian organizations working in Gaza, sending a message of hope and resilience from the heart of the occupied territories. It was a night of solidarity in sports that will remain in the fans' memories as a testament to how sports can be a voice for the oppressed in the face of injustice.

The friendly match between the Palestine national team and the Basque Country, held at the historic San Mamés Stadium in Bilbao, witnessed a large crowd estimated at over 53,000 spectators, who turned the stadium into a massive solidarity carnival, filling the stands to capacity. The fans enthusiastically waved Palestinian flags and held up banners with strong messages of support, the most prominent being a giant banner that read, "Stop the genocide in Gaza."

Technically, the match ended with the Basque Country team winning three to nil, but the sporting result was overshadowed by the greatness of human solidarity. The banners and slogans did not only attack the Israeli occupation army but also called for international intervention to stop the ongoing crimes and violations against the Palestinians.

It is worth noting that all the financial proceeds from this historic match were allocated to support humanitarian organizations providing aid to the afflicted residents of the Gaza Strip, adding a profound charitable and humanitarian dimension to this exceptional event. This night will remain etched in memory as a testament to the power of popular solidarity to break through political barriers and create a global impact.