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And then the president started playing soccer: the moving meeting with the winning national team.

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And then the president started playing soccer: the moving meeting with the winning national team.

And then the president started playing soccer: the moving meeting with the winning national team.

After making history and winning the Four Nations Cup, the President of the State hosted Israel’s amputee national soccer team and even showed off his passing skills with the players....

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Israeli Amputee Soccer Team (Maoz Israel Project)

The amputee football team brings hope and international recognition to Israelis of all backgrounds, empowering them to recover and represent Israel proudly in domestic and overseas competitions.

Israel Finishes 2nd at Nations League • Historic Achievement for Amputee Team

Considered underdogs before the event, the Israeli squad displayed disciplined defense and strong attacking play to finish runner-up without conceding a goal, and Ben Maman won the top scorer title of the division.

Israel Amputee Football Team Finishes 2nd at Nations League

Israel defeated Ukraine 2-0 and Belgium 5-0, and drew 0-0 versus the Netherlands and host Azerbaijan, ending the tournament with strong results but just short of the top spot, returning home proud of its performance.

Daniel Peretz’s Gesture to Israel’s Amputee Team

Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Peretz responded to the coach’s request and donated playing gear, with team member Tigran Chagava visibly moved upon receiving a glove.

Thrilling: Israel’s Amputee Football Team Heads to Nations League

With the goal of winning first place and advancing to Division Two in the Nations League, the team aims to deliver a strong performance against top European amputee football nations.

Israel Amputee Soccer: The Journey, the Challenges, the Future

The team’s journey has been about much more than sport — it’s about hope, identity, and the belief that every challenge can become a chance to redefine what’s possible.

We Must Be Optimistic and Believe the Attempt to Expel Us Will Fail

Coach Sharon Paz says, “We must be optimistic and believe that the attempt to expel us will fail and that our team will continue to make its mark in Europe,” as the squad gets ready to face the amputee teams of the Netherlands, Belgium, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan in the Nations League.

The Goal Is Victory: Israel’s Amputee Football Team Heads to Training Camp

After winning a friendly tournament in Belgium earlier this summer, the team is entering a key preparation phase, determined to arrive at the Nations League ready to compete for first place and further establish its status in Europe.