Palestine
2026 Schedule, Your Calendar.

Sign up at fanfeed.tv/build, pick International Soccer and the Palestine, and copy your personal feed URL. In Google Calendar on desktop, click the + beside Other calendars, choose From URL, paste the link and click Add calendar. Every Palestine match appears and stays current on its own.

On iPhone, go to Settings, Calendar, Accounts, Add Account, Other, Add Subscribed Calendar, then paste your FanFeed URL. On Mac, use File, New Calendar Subscription and set Auto-refresh to Every hour. The Palestine schedule then syncs to every Apple device signed into the same iCloud account.

With one link, not a downloaded file. In Outlook.com open Calendar, choose Add calendar, then Subscribe from web, and paste your FanFeed URL. In Outlook desktop use Add Calendar, From Internet. Every Palestine match appears and reschedules update themselves. Full walkthrough: add International Soccer to Outlook.

Yes. Subscribe once in Google Calendar on the web and the Palestine schedule shows up in the Google Calendar app on Android, on iPhone and on tablet, anywhere you are signed in. There is nothing to install. Google chooses how often it checks a subscribed calendar, usually every 8 to 24 hours.

You get a link rather than a file, and that is the point. FanFeed gives you a personal .ics subscription URL that your calendar app reads again on its own schedule. A downloaded file is a snapshot, so it is wrong the moment a match moves. Your URL is on your account page under Calendar Feeds.

Yes. Each match carries a real start time rather than a text label, so your calendar app converts it to wherever you are. A match at 1 PM Eastern shows as 10 AM on the West Coast, and the time follows you when you travel. A match whose time has not been announced shows as an all day entry on its date until it is.

Yes. FanFeed includes every friendly, Nations League and qualifying match, plus the major tournaments. Playoff matches are added as matchups are confirmed, so your calendar fills in automatically as the postseason progresses.

FanFeed refreshes schedules daily. When a match moves to a new time or date, the change syncs to your calendar automatically, usually within 24 hours. You do not need to resubscribe or do anything at all.

National teams play in international windows a few times a year, covering friendlies, the Nations Leagues and qualifying for the World Cup and each continental championship. FanFeed adds matches to your calendar as soon as the official schedule is released, so you can plan the whole season from day one.

Yes. Your personal FanFeed URL combines everything, Palestine matches, other International Soccer teams, even completely different sports, into one subscription. Or keep them separate with different colors.