Hind Rajab World Cup jerseys named after martyred Palestinian child 'FIFA 2026'

A football jersey collection named after Hind Rajab, a Palestinian child whose death during the Gaza war drew international attention, was launched on Thursday, June 11, to coincide with the opening of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The campaign, titled “Hind Rajab World Cup Jerseys”, was created by apparel brand Wear The Peace with the approval of Rajab’s mother. Organisers said the initiative seeks to draw attention to the humanitarian situation in Gaza during one of the world’s



most-watched sporting events.

The collection includes cream-coloured jerseys with subtle vertical stripes and green trim. The front features the word “Palestine”, while the back carries Rajab’s name and the number five.

According to the organisers, all profits from the collection will be donated to Hind Rajab’s immediate family and humanitarian organisations operating in Gaza. The funds will support food distribution, relief efforts and educational programmes.