All Premier League sides will observe a period of silence as a mark of respect for those affected by the the ongoing crisis in Israel and Gaza.
Conflict between Israel and Hamas, the terrorist group governing the Gaza Strip of the Palestinian territories, began last Saturday after Hamas launched a surprise attack and Israel launched retaliatory air strikes.
More than 2,500 people in Israel and Palestine have died since.
With no games scheduled this weekend due to the international break, the Premier League have confirmed their players, managers and match officials will show their respect when the season resumes on October 21.
A statement released on Thursday read: "The Premier League is shocked and saddened by the escalating crisis in Israel and Gaza, and strongly condemns the horrific and brutal acts of violence against civilians.
"We hope for peace, and our heartfelt sympathies are with the victims, their families and the communities impacted.
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"As a mark of respect for all those affected, Premier League players, managers and match officials will wear black armbands and observe a moment's silence at the fixtures taking place from Saturday 21 to Monday 23 October.
"The League will also make a donation to the British Red Cross to support the aid efforts helping those in urgent need."
The English Football League has said a period of silence will be observed across League One and Two fixtures this weekend, whilst the Championship is also paused for the international break.
They will also be making a donation to the British Red Cross and holding a minute's silence too.
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The Football Association released a statement on Thursday too, stating England and Australia players will wear black armbands for their friendly at Wembley on Friday.
The statement added that no banners or signage bearing political statements will be allowed in the stadium.
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