Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Football's world governing body, FIFA, is under fire as outraged Palestinians and their supporters call for action against Israel amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The silence from FIFA has sparked accusations of hypocrisy and bias, especially when compared to its swift response in banning Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. Palestinian football players, officials, and fans have criticized FIFA's inaction as Israel prepares to play Iceland in a Euro 2024 qualifier. Despite the war in Gaza, the match is set to proceed on neutral ground in Budapest, Hungary. Calls for FIFA to impose sanctions on Israel have intensified, with many questioning the organization's commitment to humanitarian values and equality. The plight of Palestinian footballers has been highlighted, with stories of players, fans, and managers being killed or injured in Israeli air raids. The struggles faced by individuals like Mohammed Balah, who has been displaced multiple times and remains trapped in Gaza, underscore the human cost of the conflict. The emotional toll of the war is evident as players like Balah express their frustration at FIFA's silence, contrasting it with the quick action taken against Russia. The loss of sports facilities, clubs, and lives in Gaza has left a profound impact on the football community, with many feeling abandoned by the international football authorities. The ongoing conflict in Gaza has not only disrupted the lives of Palestinian footballers but has also raised questions about FIFA's approach to political and humanitarian issues. The disparity in treatment between different nations and the lack of accountability for countries like Israel operating football clubs in occupied territories have further fueled the backlash against FIFA. As the war rages on and the voices of Palestinian footballers and fans grow louder, the pressure on FIFA to address the situation continues to mount. The calls for justice, equality, and solidarity in the world of football highlight the need for greater transparency and consistency in FIFA's decision-making processes.