Israeli Soccer Stars Benayoun and Sahar Visit Hungarian Synagogue (PHOTO)
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by Algemeiner Staff
Two of Israel’s most talented soccer stars, Ben Sahar and Yossi Benayoun, visited a synagogue in Budapest recently. The two soccer phenoms, both of whom have experience playing for Chelsea, posed for a photo, and Sahar posted it on Twitter.
Benayoun currently plays for Chelsea as a midfielder and is the captain of Israel’s national team.
Sahar plays for Germany’s Hertha BSC club, based in Berlin, and is also a member of the Israeli national team.
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