Palestinian footballer Natalie Abudayyeh had her release postponed again at a court hearing on October 1, her sixth appearance before a judge. She remains in Israeli detention. Her lawyers had asked for her release. The court declined the request. Full details of the charges have not been disclosed. Abudayyeh plays football for a Palestinian club. Her case has drawn attention from sports and human rights groups. Palestinian athletes face severe restrictions on movement. Many have been detained during the ongoing conflict. International football bodies have been urged to intervene. FIFA has rules against discrimination in football. The case highlights the wider impact of the conflict on Palestinian sport. Her legal team says it will continue to fight for her freedom. A new hearing date has not yet been announced. Sports bodies face growing pressure to act, though FIFA has so far stayed quiet on individual detention cases. Her family continues to appeal for international support.