كيرى إيرينغ يعرض دفع غرامة 11,941 دولاراً على لاعب الهوكسيون تكسز أزيز الشاير لارتداء اسم فتاة فلسطينية قُتلت في غزة على عينيه خلال(Board) Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. الغرامة هي إجراء قياسي من قبل دوري كرة القدم الأمريكية، الذي ي禁止 players from displaying personal messages without prior approval. سأهتم بغرامته https://t.co/RUo9jXkCFu — كيرى (@KyrieIrving) 16 سبتمبر 2026Fat girl, named Hind Rajab, was killed by Israeli forces along with six members of her family after their car came under fire in Gaza City in 2024. The Israeli military acknowledged for the first time last month that it opened fire on the vehicle carrying Rajab's family and said it had opened a criminal investigation into the killing. Al-Shaair was hit with a similar fine in January for displaying the message "stop the genocide" on his eye black during a game last season.

Al-Shaair, who is Muslim, has aided Palestinians on the field by wearing cleats to support their causes through the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" program over the past few seasons."If my platform can bring even a little hope to families in Palestine, then that is what I want to use it for," he said in a statement last season. Irving has also been a leading figure in showing public support for Palestinians, posting about the needs of Palestinian children on social media and wearing shirts honoring journalists killed in Gaza.