Noussair Mazraoui of FC Bayern Munich has expressed his stance on the Middle East conflict through his social media presence. The Moroccan footballer shared a post expressing support for the Palestinians and their struggle against Israel. It's worth noting that the radical Islamic Palestinian organization, Hamas, had carried out an attack on Israeli civilians just a week ago, resulting in the tragic loss of over 1300 lives.

The Palestinian flag can be seen in the video of the "story" shared by Mazraoui on Instagram. In the background, a voice can be heard praying, "God, help our oppressed Palestinian brothers to achieve victory. May God have mercy on the dead and may God heal the wounded."

The Bayern defender captioned the post with a prayer emoji.

This is not the first time Mazraoui has posted on Instagram. Previously, he has shared a post which featured his national team colleague Hakim Ziyech, former Bundesliga player Abdelhamid Sabiri and Toulouse pro Zakaria Aboukhlal, in addition to his own story.

The top of the post reads in English, in solidarity with the Palestinian Moroccan internationals more or less ignored by Instagram's algorithms: "It's literally us against the world".Mazraoui punctuates the sentence with a critical emoji.

Mazraoui defends himself: "It's really disappointing"

On Mazraoui's previously shared post, a Quranic verse was written in Arabic and English, "Do not think that Allah does not pay attention to the behavior of the unrighteous. He only restrains them until the day when their eyes will be frozen with terror."

On Sunday evening, the Bayern defender released a statement in response to the furor over his post, saying, "First of all, I would like to say that it is really disappointing that I have to explain myself and explain my position. What is happening is that thousands of innocent people are being killed. My position is that I will work for peace and justice in this world. This means that I will always be against all kinds of terrorism, hatred and violence. This is something I will always support," Mazraoui was quoted as saying by German media.

The 25-year-old does not understand "why people think the opposite of me, why I am associated with hate groups. The problem today is not what I think, or what you think, innocent people are being killed every day by this terrible conflict that has gotten out of hand. We all need to stand against it and speak out against it. It's just too inhumane. Finally, I want to make it clear that I have never offended or harmed anyone, consciously or unconsciously."

Perez calls for anti-terrorism
FC Bayern have not yet commented on Mazravi's political post.

What makes Mazravi's post explosive is the fact that Israeli Daniel Peretz is part of the German record-winning team. The 23-year-old has made several emotional statements on Instagram in recent days calling on athletes to speak out against terrorism.

Following the Hamas attack on "X," FC Bayern had issued a statement expressing their concern for their friends in Israel.

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