The Wembley Stadium arch is not set to be lit in the blue and white of the Israeli flag, Sky News understands.
The Football Association is preparing to announce how it will show solidarity with more than 1,300 people killed since Hamas launched attacks on Israel last Saturday.
The FA is yet to comment.
England’s men play Australia in a friendly at Wembley on Friday night with manager Gareth Southgate due to hold a pre-match news conference later today.
Over the years, the Wembley arch has been illuminated in the colours of the flags of countries, including France, Turkey and Ukraine, within days of attacks.
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The president of the FA – Prince William – has commented on the situation in a joint statement with his wife through a Kensington Palace spokesperson.
In part it read: “As Israel exercises its right to self-defence, all Israelis and Palestinians will be continued to be stalked by grief, fear and anger in the time to come.”
Health secretary Steve Barclay had earlier joined calls for the Wembley arch to be lit up in blue and white on Friday, telling Sky News “we should make clear out strong support for Israel”.
“We stand with Israel, and I think we’ve seen that with Parliament, we’ve seen it with Number 10,” he added. “I think it would be fitting to show that with Wembley as well.”
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Asked what sympathy he has with the people of Gaza, he said the UK “does have sympathy” and contributes “about 10%” of the aid distributed in the region through the United Nations.
“It’s why the foreign secretary was in Israel yesterday talking to counterparts about the importance of minimising civilian casualties,” he added.
Latest figures from the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) show at least 1,300 Israelis have died and more than 2,700 injured since Hamas’s surprise attack on Saturday.
The Gaza Health Ministry, meanwhile, reports at least 1,354 Palestinians have died and 6,049 injured in Israeli strikes.
