Eran Zehavi to the Arab team: "Disappointed with your disregard for the attacks"

The striker called on the Arab players to condemn the recent murders and when he received cold reactions, he teased the WhatsApp group: "Appreciate that you do not have one in your mouth and one in your heart."

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Yaniv Tuchman

30/03/2022

Wednesday, March 30, 2022, 12:21 p.m.

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In the video: Documentation of the attack in Bnei Brak - the terrorist stands in the middle of the street and shoots in every direction (documentation on social networks according to section 27A of the Copyright Law)

Israel national team star Eran Zehavi, who did not participate in the last two games against Romania and Germany, called on all players of the team - Jews and Arabs alike - to condemn the recent attacks.

After seeing that players from the Arab sector in the team did not do so, he wrote in the WhatsApp group of players that he was "very disappointed with the disregard", and that he "does not understand what it stems from".

Zehavi wrote, among other things: "It hurts me to see that none of the Arab players raised anything, each for his own reasons. I was very disappointed, people may be scared, but here was an opportunity to show commitment and unity around the team in Israel. On the one hand I am disappointed, on the other I appreciate that you do not do one by one and one by heart, "Zehavi teased at the end of the post.

On other days the relationship between them was better.

Zehavi and Davor (Photo: Berni Ardov)

It should be noted that Zehavi himself has written several times in recent days on his Instagram account condemning the attacks, and called on the government to take action to combat it.

As mentioned, as a key player on the team, he expected all the players, including the Arab players, to behave this way.

As you may recall, those who were on the team at the current conference from the Arab sector are Mons Dabour, who won a double yesterday, Muhammad Abu Fani, Iyad Abu Abid and Ramzi Spouri.

Shortly after the golden message, Spori posted a post condemning the attacks on Instagram.

"It is time to unite. The heart aches and the soul bleeds from the murderous terrorist attacks, to which one cannot remain indifferent," he wrote.

"I condemn and are shocked by the events. I wish a speedy recovery to the wounded and share in the grief of the families of the murdered and hope that this period will pass without any more victims."

On the morning after the deadly attack in Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, the winds in the Israeli sports world did not calm down and the great tension from the streets reached the team.

A day after the call of Sari Fallah, whose cousin was killed in a terrorist attack in Hadera, for the stars of the Arab sector to condemn the wave of terrorism, no references to events have been published by sector representatives, and only Mahran Abu Ria, a former Premier League player, wrote: "It is better to be human without religion than religious without heart. To murder innocent people is a heinous act and the culmination of evil, it is farthest from Islam, neither martyrdom nor heaven, wicked and bloodthirsty in hell your place."

Condemnation also came in an official statement from Bnei Reina from the top of the National League, which read: "The Maccabi Bnei Reina football club condemns the heinous crime in recent days that does not represent Arab society in Israel. Muslims, Jews, Christians and Druze and to maintain the values ​​of peace and tolerance and together we will continue to live and together we will win "

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Ural Degani's reaction to the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: official website, Instagram)

San Menachem in response to the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: official website, Instagram)

Yonatan Cohen in response to the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: official website, Instagram)

Dan Glazer in response to the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: official website, Instagram)

Mahran Abu Reya in response to attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: Official website, Instagram)

Boris Kleiman's story after the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: screenshot, from Boris Kleiman's Instagram page)

Yiftach Ziv's story after the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: screenshot, Yiftach Ziv's Instagram page)

Elon Almog's story after the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: screenshot, Elon Almog's Instagram page)

Dan Bitton's story after the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: screenshot, Dan Bitton's Instagram page)

Dor Alo's history after the attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: screenshot, Dor Alo's Instagram)

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Goalkeeper Boris Kleiman, who plays for the Greek Volos, wrote in English: "Where are all those idiots who called for the liberation of Palestine? Look really. They work with us, live among us and then murder us."

Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball player Yiftach Ziv also posted things on Instagram after the victory in Greece: "Victory is important but nothing comes close to the feelings in the heart," the coordinator wrote.

"We have to overcome the sad reality and live in security and peace."

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