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Reservists' Wives Honor Football Association for Support During War

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The Forum of Reservists' Wives honored the Football Association and the Israeli national team with a certificate of appreciation for their support of reservists' families during the war. The collaboration included special training sessions and events for the children of reservists at the National Teams' House. The initiative aimed to provide joy and a respite from the difficult reality faced by these families.

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  • The Forum of Reservists' Wives honored the Football Association and the Israeli national team for their wartime support.
  • Dozens of children of reservists participated in special training sessions and met national team players.
  • The events provided children with moments of joy, pride, and a break from the complex reality.
  • Shagit Bachner thanked the association for their actions and sensitivity towards reservists' families.
  • Shino Zuarz highlighted the importance of supporting families and the role of football in providing hope.

The Forum of Reservists' Wives presented a certificate of appreciation to the Football Association and the Israeli national team on Sunday, recognizing their joint activities and support for the families of reservists during the ongoing war. The initiative aimed to provide moments of joy, connection, and respite from the complex reality for the children of reservists, fostering a sense of belonging and support for these families.

As part of the collaboration, dozens of children of reservists from across the country participated in a special training session at the National Teams' House, led by Israeli national team coach Ran Ben Shimon and his professional staff. The children received team uniforms and engaged in the emotional training. The national team also held an open training session where the children could meet the players, get autographs, and receive jerseys and balls, creating a memorable experience.

Shagit Bachner, founder and manager of the Forum of Reservists' Wives, stated that the support from the Football Association and the national team was crucial for the families, who have been navigating a difficult reality. She emphasized that their actions, including the special training sessions and gifts, provided the children with moments of happiness, pride, and a break from their challenging circumstances. Bachner expressed deep gratitude for the partnership, sensitivity, and willingness to stand by the reservists' families.

Shino Zuarz, Chairman of the Football Association, acknowledged the heavy burden carried by reservists' families and praised their resilience. He highlighted the significant responsibility women bear at home, raising children and managing uncertainty while providing strength to their families. Zuarz stated it was a privilege to open the doors of the National Teams' House to the children, offering them joy and a respite. He added that football's power to connect people and provide hope during difficult times makes it a duty for the association and the national team to support these families who contribute so much to Israel.

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