Summary:
The World Cup winners are giving away their prize money to the Palestinians.

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Algeria forward Islam Slimani has revealed that he and his team-mates are donating their money to people in Gaza. The north African side won the hearts and minds of many with their heroic effort in pushing Germany to extra-time in their round of 16 World Cup clash. Homecoming: The Algerian squad are paraded through Algiers on an open-top bus on Wednesday . Valiant effort: Slimani (second right) and his team-mates prepare to kick-off after conceding against Germany . Best yet: Fans rejoice after Algeria progressed through the group stage for the first time in their history . And now their display of generosity to the poor and needy in Gaza has further endeared the watching world. Slimani, who plays for Sporting Lisbon, said: 'They need it more than us.' In stark contrast, Algeria's fellow African World Cup participants Cameroon had well-documented divisions in their camp over the issue of prize money. Algeria returned home to heroes' welcome on Wednesday. Moment to savour: Algeria players take pictures on their phones as they are paraded through Algiers .