Uefa has decided to pause its plans to impose a ban on Israel from European football following the announcement of Donald Trump's proposed peace plan for the region. This decision comes as national federations have accepted the need for a temporary hold on the ban, which was expected to be a significant move in the ongoing discussions about Israel's participation in international football. The situation remains fluid, and the implications of this pause could affect upcoming matches, including Maccabi Tel Aviv's scheduled game against Dinamo Zagreb.

The UEFA vote regarding the suspension of Israel from European football has been postponed as Donald Trump works towards a resolution for the ongoing conflict in Gaza. This delay highlights the intersection of sports and politics, showing how international diplomatic efforts can influence decisions in sports organizations.