The Israel Football Association (IFA) is reportedly working to prevent a key vote expected to take place at a UEFA Executive Committee meeting on Tuesday on whether to suspend Israel from all European football competitions following lobbying efforts over Israel's genocidal war on Gaza. The IFA told Israeli media they "are working on it on all fronts" in recruiting allies and those in the world on sports and diplomacy to block the vote, Israel Hayom daily reported. The publication also added that Israeli officials believe Germany and Hungary will try to prevent the vote from being held. Qatar, one of UEFA's key financial backers, is reportedly campaigning for a vote to be held, with the majority of the 20 voting countries set to suspend Israel. Should Israel be suspended, it would reportedly end the Israeli national team's 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying run, which is organised by UEFA, in which Israel is currently competing.