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Former Maccabi Tel Aviv Footballer Haim Hagag Opens Up on Spiritual Journey After Career

Haim Hagag, former Maccabi Tel Aviv footballer, discusses his turn to spirituality and religious observance after his sports career, noting a trend among players seeking deeper meaning and unity within Israel.

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  1. 01Haim Hagag played 74 games for Maccabi Tel Aviv, winning two league titles and two cups.
  2. 02He left Maccabi Tel Aviv in 1998 and has since embarked on a spiritual journey.
  3. 03Many footballers are strengthening their religious faith after years of playing on Shabbat.
  4. 04Hagag says athletes seek their true selves and spirituality for better lives.
  5. 05He believes their spiritual growth helps unite the people of Israel.
Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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