Israel fans will be present for their side's Nations League fixture against the Republic of Ireland next month, though no away supporters will be accommodated. Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, both matches between the teams in Group B3 will take place at neutral venues.

Israel will be the designated home team at the Nagyerdei Stadion in Debrecen, Hungary, on September 27, where a "small allocation" of their own fans will be allowed to attend. The reverse fixture, scheduled for October 4 in Serbia, will be played entirely behind closed doors. The Football Association of Ireland [FAI] cited "operational challenges and safety and security concerns" for the decision regarding away fans.

The FAI stated its appreciation for the passion of Ireland supporters but confirmed that the decision was made due to these concerns. The Israel Football Association has confirmed that a limited number of its supporters will be accommodated for their home game in Debrecen.