The Green Brigade urges Celtic fans to be ‘courageous’ in their cooperation for Palestine, but they are concerned that their UCL show will be prevented.

Green Brigade urge Celtic fans to fly Palestine flags as they tell them to 'be courageous' in their support - Football Scotland

The fan club has consistently pushed for the cause of Palestinians and will do so once more against Atletico Madrid.

The Green Brigade, a Celtic ultras group, has issued a rallying appeal to the larger public to demonstrate courage in supporting Palestine amid the rising confrontation with Israel.

The fan organization has long pushed for the struggle of the Palestinian people and will do so again in the midst of the Middle East’s continuous tragedy. The Green Brigade has now advised supporters attending next Wednesday’s Champions League match against Atletico Madrid to print out the Palestine flag in order to express their support for the cause. The ultras, however, fear that any broad display of solidarity will be thwarted with UEFA watching, despite Celtic’s long list of previous sanctions meted out by the suits in Nyon. Before the game, the Green Brigade waved flags in favor of Palestine.

before the Kilmarnock game before Israel star Nir Bitton retaliated, claiming fans of his former team were ‘brainwashed’ over their attitude.

Green Brigade slam Celtic board and call on all fans to fly the Palestine flag - Daily Record

“As the genocide against Palestinians accelerates,” a statement said, “we once again call on the Celtic support to proudly stand up for the people of Palestine.” We invite all fans to raise the Palestinian national flag against Atletico Madrid on October 25th. This tiny act of solidarity means a lot to individuals who are being subjected to indiscriminate bombing and unspeakable suffering because it shows them they are not alone.

QC Paul McBride urges Celtic to get tough on Green Brigade fans - BBC Sport

“We are asking the Celtic support to remain true to the founding ethos of the club and to stand on the side of the oppressed. If you are unable to obtain a flag, we would like to encourage people to print the flag on paper or card.

Sadly, it is possible that there may be obstruction against this perfectly legal and entirely justified act of basic humanitarian solidarity. Please be courageous in the face of any such attempt.”