"When they sound, his loved ones head to the nearest bunkers and safe rooms. It's not always easy to do this separation in life and you are worried a lot about what's happening, he says. But they are always following the instructions and I'm always in touch with them."
"The only thing that is a bit bitter is that we didn't qualify for the World Cup. And that we are not playing at home. I hope we will play at home soon, so we can play with our fans and make them happy and also feel their support."
"He radiates energy, none more so than when describing meeting his idol, Manuel Neuer, for the first time or facing Harry Kane penalties at training."
Daniel Peretz, a Southampton goalkeeper on loan from Bayern Munich, feels pride in representing Israel during a time of war. His family in Tel Aviv faces air raid sirens, prompting them to seek safety in bunkers. Peretz maintains regular contact with them, which helps him stay focused on football. He expresses disappointment over Israel's failure to qualify for the World Cup and the inability to play at home. Peretz remains optimistic about future home games and cherishes his experiences in football, including meeting his idol, Manuel Neuer.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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