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Israel National Team Player Sid Abu Farhi Defends Himself Amid Controversy

By מערכת אתר ערוץ הספורטOngoing story · 3 updates
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Sid Abu Farhi, a forward for the Israeli national football team, has issued a statement on Instagram addressing recent controversy. The controversy stems from alleged statements made by his father, Mohammed Abu Farhi, in an interview with Radio A-Nass. In the interview, his father defended Sid's goal celebrations, which led to his expulsion from a match against Austria.

Mohammed Abu Farhi stated that Sid, as a Muslim Arab Palestinian, reads the Quran before every game and questioned who he would aim a rifle at, emphasizing that his celebrations are consistent across different teams he has played for, including Maccabi Tel Aviv, Bnei Raina, and Kafr Qasim.

In response, Sid Abu Farhi asserted his commitment to the national team, stating, "Everyone knows who I am and what my character is. I will always give my 100% every moment on the field for the national team, and I am always ready and proud to wear the national team's uniform and represent it."

He further appealed for his name to be separated from the controversy, adding, "I will not let any of you ruin my name and my family's name, and I will always be behind them. And a small request: let go of my name, both in bad and especially in good."

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