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Israel Football Association to Sanction Players for Family Media Interviews
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The Israel Football Association will sanction players if their family members give media interviews during national team campaigns, following a controversy involving player Sayed Abu Farhi and his father's public statements.
- 01Israel Football Association to sanction players for family interviews.
- 02New policy follows controversy over player Sayed Abu Farhi's father's remarks.
- 03Family interviews during national team campaigns may lead to sanctions.
- 04The aim is to prevent future public relations issues.
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