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Gaza Mourns Aid Worker Mohammed al-Wahidi Killed in Israeli Strike

Mohammed al-Wahidi, an aid worker who helped Gazans watch the World Cup, was killed along with three others in an Israeli strike just before the Egypt vs Argentina match.

Jul 10, 2026, 2:47 AM Al Jazeera

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Mohammed al-Wahidi, a Gaza-based aid worker known for helping residents access World Cup broadcasts, was killed in an Israeli strike on Tuesday. The attack also claimed the lives of three others. The strike occurred on the eve of the Egypt versus Argentina World Cup match, intensifying the grief felt in Gaza.

The incident highlights the ongoing conflict in the region amid a global sporting event. Gaza continues to mourn the loss of al-Wahidi, whose efforts brought moments of joy to many during the tournament.

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