whether or not you care about the world cup, but especially if you're following football affairs, i hope you spare a thought amidst everything for Mohammed al-Wahidi, the former head of public relations at the egyptian relief committee in gaza, who was killed along with three bystanders (two aged 8 and 10) by an israeli strike on his taxi while en route to one of the world cup screenings he had arranged for displaced people in gaza city. his colleagues and other community members have shared that although as an administrator he had the option to remain in safety, he chose to work in the field with those he was trying to support, so much so that people knew him by sight from his presence at aid distribution points.


















