After being temporarily detained by the police, Israeli soccer player Sagiv Jehezkel, who was suspended from the elite Turkish team Antalyaspor for an on-field demonstration in support of hostages held in Gaza, has returned to Israel.
After Jehezkel, who had been detained by the police in Antalya, displayed his bandaged wrist on Sunday, with the words “100 days, 7/10” supporting Israeli hostages, Antalyaspor suspended him over the weekend.
The bandage alluded to the Israeli captives who had been detained in Gaza for a full century on Sunday after Hamas carried out a horrific attack on Israel on October 7.
Although the prosecutor’s office declared that its processes were finished, there is no sign that the player’s inquiry has been shelved.
Israel Katz, the foreign minister of Israel, said on Monday that Jehezkel is going back to his native nation.
On Monday night, Jehezkel returned to Israel, where he was met by enthusiastic residents.
He expressed his happiness at returning, stated that he did not want to discuss his experience right away, and added that there was no place like Israel.
Source from CNN.
