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Slovenia Agrees to Home Game Swap With Israeli Handball Team
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What happened
The Israeli Handball Association successfully negotiated with Slovenia to swap home game advantage for an upcoming European Championship qualifier. This change is seen as critical for Israel's chances of qualifying for the tournament, with the team now set to play two home games at the end of the campaign.
- 01Slovenia agreed to swap home game advantage with Israel for qualifiers.
- 02The change is crucial for Israel's European Championship qualification hopes.
- 03Israel will now host Slovenia and Czech Republic in May.
- 04Negotiations involved extensive calls and meetings between association heads.
- 05Foreign Minister Gidon Saar and Ambassador to Slovenia assisted.
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