"Football connects religions": Youth Tournament in the Magdal Shams plot where the missile hit
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"Football connects religions": Youth Tournament in the Magdal Shams plot where the missile hit

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Magdad Shams football field, which had been killed for about 12 and teens in the harm of Hezbollah, hosted a football tournament for racism last Sunday. In the tournament, which was held under the title ‘kicking racism’, Jewish teens, Muslims and Druze.

The Abu Ghosh-Beit Shemesh team played against the local team from Majdal Shams.

The tournament was organized by the Jewish-Arab Institute of the Histadrut and the Abu Ghosh community center led by Muhammad Issa Jaber, against the backdrop of tensions between Muslims and Druze following the massacres and clashes between armed forces in Syria.

Majdal councilor Shamas Dolan Abu Saleh was in the audience, as was a student delegation from France.

“Football connects religions and a softener of tensions,” said the CEO of the Arab Jewish Institute, Shadi Kaban. The State of Israel is the best place for minorities and we are proud of it. “

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