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Israeli and South African Soccer Players Begin Week-Long Exchange
A delegation of Israeli soccer players arrived in South Africa for a week-long program pairing them with local youth. The visit is the first under Diski 18, a Partnership2gether initiative linking the Harei Yehuda-Beit Shemesh region with the South African Jewish community.
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Israeli soccer players and South African youth began a week-long exchange program this week in Johannesburg. The program pairs participants through soccer activities designed to build ties between the Harei Yehuda-Beit Shemesh region in Israel and the South African Jewish community.
The delegation operates under the Jewish Agency’s Partnership2gether initiative. Organizers from both countries coordinated the visit with support from local community leaders and volunteers.
African players joined the opening events, which include training sessions and community meetings. The program is scheduled to run for seven days.
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