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Israeli Football Clubs Achieve Historic Success in European Competitions Four Israeli football clubs advanced to the third qualifying round of European competitions for the first time in nine years, marking a historic success. This achievement, aided by squad continuity due to security challenges, could improve Israel's UEFA ranking and shorten qualification rounds.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Four Israeli clubs reached the third qualifying round in European football for the first time in nine years. 02 Israel's UEFA ranking may rise from 25th to 23rd, improving qualification conditions. 03 Security challenges have enforced squad continuity, aiding team performance in Europe. 04 Hapoel Tel Aviv returned to Europe after 12 years, overcoming financially stronger opponents. 05 Maccabi Tel Aviv and Beitar Jerusalem maintained stable squads despite injuries and transfers. 06 Hapoel Be'er Sheva faces key player losses but aims to strengthen ahead of tougher matches. Upcoming matches against stronger European teams will test whether this success signals a lasting trend.
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