Outrage as Saudi Arabian Soccer Players Refuse to Honor Moment of Silence for London Terror Attacks

The London terror attacks last week left two Australians dead, so the Australian soccer team decided to honor them with a minute of silence before an international game. That game happened to be a meet against the Saudi Arabians, who did not stand in solidarity. The Saudi officials claim that they don’t ever do moments of silence. But check out these images from the tweets below, and see if you think they should have risen for this memorial…

1st match of the Silver Cup Zedan v UAE paying a respectful minute of silence for late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia pic.twitter.com/NhObtDAggJ

— PoloLine (@Pololine) January 23, 2015

A minute of silence for the passing of #SaudiArabia‘s King Abdullah before Handball World Championships match in Doha pic.twitter.com/cPelMMMGrR

— Times of Oman (@timesofoman) January 23, 2015