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Manor Solomon Shuts Down Austrian Journalist's Gaza War Crimes Question

By מערכת אתר ערוץ הספורט (צלם: אלן שיבר)
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
The story · English

Israeli national team player Manor Solomon was questioned by an Austrian journalist about a statement by the Austrian president alleging war crimes in Gaza. During a press conference ahead of Israel's match against Austria, the journalist asked Solomon for his opinion on the president's remarks. Solomon responded, "I haven't heard about it and I don't care. I'm here to play football." When the journalist insisted, stating "He said it," Solomon reiterated his focus, "But why do you want me to respond to that? I am a football player and I came to play football, I am only focused on that." The journalist continued to press, asserting his right to ask questions. Solomon concluded the exchange with a sarcastic remark, "By the way, you are doing a great job."

Following this exchange, English football fans showed support for Solomon on social media. Numerous tweets defended Solomon's handling of the situation, with many criticizing the journalist's persistent questioning. Fans praised Solomon's composure and focus on his sport amidst the politically charged inquiry.

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