Israeli football biography Introduction

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 42. Chapters: Kobi Dajani, Tomer Hemed, Hatem Abd Elhamed, Aviv Volnerman, Eden Ben Basat, Moshe Mishaelof, Ron Glick, Islam Cana'an, Dela Yampolsky, Gil Blumstein, Arik Yanko, Gal Alberman, Itzik Kornfein, Shlomo Scharf, Yehiel Tzagai, Yakir Lusky, Maor Melikson, Rami Gershon, Yossi Zana, Nir Levine, Shmuel Kozokin, Motti Ivanir, Shai Biruk, Guy Haimov, Moshe Abutbul, Aviram Baruchyan, Erez Mesika, Philipe Abu-Mana, Michael Zandberg, Dan Alberto Fellus, Shimon Abuhatzira, Avi Tikva, Najwan Ghrayib, Yaniv Azran, Nir Biton, Temur Avitan, Arik Benado, Wiyam Amashe, Eli Zizov, Slobodan Drapic, Mahran Abu Raiya, Bryan Man, Danny Amos, Roei Dayan, Mor Maman, Eyal Ben Ami, David Pizanti, Amit Ben Shushan, Hamudi Salman, Ronen Harazi, Eli Cohen, Baruch Maman, Idan Schefler, Nicolás Tauber, Tom Almadon, Boris Klaiman, Shuki Nagar, Moshe Ohayon, Ori Uzan, Haim Silvas, Amir Turgeman, Oshri Gita, Yossi Shekel, Alon Hazan, Idan Srur, Amiya Taga, Barak Badash, Eli Mahpud, Marco Balbul, Nahum Stelmach, Ran Ben Shimon, Jacob Cohen, Liran Cohen, Idan Malichi, Sagi Strauss, Rajid Baransi, Freddy David, Eyal Almoshnino, Ohad Levita, Ahmed Kasoum, Sagiv Cohen, Zion Zemah, Moshe Gariani, Ravid Gazal, Ofir Haim, Lior Rafaelov, Gil Vermuth, Shimon Cohen, David Revivo, Oren Zeitouni, Offer Mizrahi, Ran Abukarat, Tzahi Biton, Ziv Caveda, Kobi Nachtailer, Barak Moshe, Avi Reikan, Avivi Zohar, Yisha'ayahu Schwager, Omer Buchsenbaum, Roni Shuruk, Aleksandr Uvarov, Avishai Jano, Ori Biton, Moshe Romano, Yaniv Abargil, Matan Barashi, Armon Ben-Naim, Reuven Oved, Rachamim Talbi, Daniel Heidman, Yisrael Zaguri, Shalom Tikva, Idan Shriki, Nir Sivilia, Gal Shish, Eitan Azaria, Nir Berkovic, Muhammed Shakhbari, Hamad Ganayem, Yohai Aharoni, Kfir Edri, Rafi Levi, Valentin Teodorica, Manor Hassan, Nati Azaria, Ben Butbul, Tom Manshrov, Jan Talesnikov, Avi Knafo, Yaniv Ben-Nissan, George Borba, Yossi Shivhon, Kobi Hassan, Shay Aharon, Yaniv Luzon, Oshri Levi, Maor Janah, Dan Einbinder, Amir Edri, Benyamin Lam, Idan Shum, Eyal Meshumar, Idan Vered, Abba Gindin, Assi Baldout, Samuel Hazan, Aharon Amar, Ohad Cohen, Irakli Shengelia, Omer Peretz, Avihai Yadin, Shadi Abu Dib, Snir Gueta, Adham Hadiya, Amir Lavi, Hamudi Brick, Jeff Aryer, Kobi Refua, Karol Rotner, Omri Kende, David Schweitzer, Benny Alon, Alon Lubezky, Meir Cohen, Arthur Baar, Kobi Moyal, Oded Baloush, Haim Susskind, Emmanuel Scheffer, Gal Levy, Mor Avi Hanan, Asaf Ben-Muha, Ariel Harush, Shiran Yeini, Ronen Feigenbaum, Itzik Cohen, Gili Landau, Dani Shmulevich-Rom, Silvi Jan, David Bedok, Yonatan Revivo, Ohad Saidof, Sebastian Israël, Victor Merey, Rony Schneider, Evyatar Baruchyan, Ákos Kovrig, Haim Bar, Giora Antman, Menachem Ashkenazi, Stav Elimelech, Moshe Biton, Jonny Hardy, Matan Ohayon, Aharon Gershgoren, Otto Schlefenberg, Oshri Roash, Yevgeny Zhuk, Maoz Samia, Ronen Badash, Omri Ben Harush, Avraham Menchel, Alon Yefet, Zion Cohen, Ofir Amram, Tomer Amos, Raz Cohen, David Farkash, Eliezer Spiegel, Hassan Boustouni, Sivan Fahima. Excerpt: Ya'akov "Kobi" Dajani (Hebrew: ¿; born 5 November 1984) is an Israeli professional association football player and former Israel U21 international who is currently contracted to Maccabi Netanya. Kobi Dajani started playing football in the youth ranks of Gadna Yehuda in Tel Aviv. Dajani made his first team debut, as a substitute, for Bnei Yehuda in a Premier League match against city rivals, Hapoel on 19 October 2002. During a t...