Israel-Palestine: a former Lyonnais takes a tangent

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By: Manu Tournoux

Israel-Palestine: a former Lyonnais takes a tangent

Noam Bonnet, French midfielder for Hapoel Tel-Aviv, was forced by the resurgence of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to return to France.

Arriving free this summer at Hapoel Tel-Aviv from the Olympique Lyonnais reserve team, Noam Bonnet (21) had to turn back.

Due to recent violent attacks linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Ile-de-France midfielder, under contract until June 2025, made the decision to return to France, to Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon, within his cell family, if we are to believe the information from Progrès.

While the Gaza Strip has been under bombardment from the Jewish state since Saturday, following the attack by Hamas, a Palestinian Islamist militant group, against Israel, the former captain of the Les Gones B team has assured his return to within France aboard one of the last planes responsible for ensuring air connections.

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Manu Tournoux

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