Israel's National Soccer Team Forced to Play 'Home' Games in Hungary

Amidst ongoing conflict, Israel's team relocates its Nations League matches for safety reasons.

Israel's national soccer team is playing its home games in Hungary due to the ongoing Gaza conflict.
The team faces strong opponents like France, Italy, and Belgium in the Nations League Group A2.
Security concerns prompted the relocation, with Hungary seen as a safer venue for players and staff.
The decision follows last year's attacks by Hamas, which resulted in significant casualties and hostages.
Approximately 2,000 Israeli fans are expected to attend the match against France in Budapest's Bozsik Aréna.