For the past ten years, the Lajee Celtic football club has operated out of the Aida refugee camp in the West Bank. The club, which draws its name and inspiration from the Scottish team Celtic FC, has evolved from a local sports initiative into a broader platform for Palestinian advocacy. By aligning itself with the ethos of Celtic’s fan base—known for its history of political activism—the club has successfully fostered a global network of supporters.

Central to the club's narrative is its role in connecting the daily realities of life in a refugee camp with international sports culture. The organization uses football as a tool to highlight the Palestinian experience, drawing attention to the challenges faced by residents in the West Bank. The involvement of prominent figures, such as former Manchester United star Eric Cantona, has significantly amplified the club’s visibility, helping to transform it from a small community project into a recognized symbol of international solidarity. While the club focuses on sports, its mission is explicitly tied to the political and social conditions of the region, aiming to bridge the gap between local struggles and global awareness.