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Maccabi Tel Aviv CEO: No Reason EuroLeague Shouldn't Return to Israel

Maccabi Tel Aviv CEO Avi Ben Tal believes there is no reason EuroLeague games should not return to Israel, with a decision expected within four days. EuroLeague officials recently visited Israel, attending both a football and a basketball game, and were reportedly impressed by the atmosphere and positive interactions.

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Maccabi Tel Aviv CEO: No Reason EuroLeague Shouldn't Return to Israel
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  1. 01Maccabi Tel Aviv CEO Avi Ben Tal expects a EuroLeague decision on returning games to Israel within four days.
  2. 02EuroLeague officials visited Israel, attending football and basketball games, and were impressed by the atmosphere.
  3. 03Ben Tal stated that ambassadors and players expressed warm sentiments about Israel, strengthening their case.
  4. 04He emphasized the long period of security stability and the positive daily life in Israel.
  5. 05Maccabi Tel Aviv is currently playing home games in Belgrade due to EuroLeague decisions.

Ben Tal highlighted the importance of security stability and the warm sentiments expressed by foreign dignitaries and players about Israel. The team is currently playing home games in Belgrade but hopes to return to Tel Aviv soon.

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