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Full coverage· Sports· Updated

Rising Star Nadim Warasneh Navigates East Jerusalem Challenges at Hapoel Jerusalem

Nadim Warasneh, a 20-year-old forward from East Jerusalem, has become a rising star for Hapoel Jerusalem, currently second in the Premier League scoring charts. He overcame language barriers and checkpoint difficulties to integrate into the club, which he sees as ideal for Arab players.

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  1. 01Nadim Warasneh, a 20-year-old from East Jerusalem, is a rising star for Hapoel Jerusalem, second in Premier League scoring.
  2. 02Warasneh overcame language barriers and checkpoint issues to succeed at the club.
  3. 03He sees Hapoel Jerusalem as the ideal club for Arab players to develop.
  4. 04Former player Ali Othman advised Warasneh to focus on football despite sensitivities.
  5. 05Coach Lior Zada called Warasneh a symbol of coexistence within the team.
  6. 06Warasneh is reluctant to discuss playing for the national team.

Former player Ali Othman, who faced similar challenges, advised Warasneh to focus on his game amidst potential political sensitivities. Coach Lior Zada and captain Omer Agbadish highlighted Warasneh's talent, character, and symbolic role in coexistence.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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