Assuming all Israeli citizens play for Israel, Israel wouldn't have such an easy game. With the likes of Sorin, Samuel, De Ridder, Feilhaber, this would be a good game. Who would win?
I would imagine since he's already played for the u-21 dutch side, and is ineligible to play for Israel, he would play for the world team.
World Jewish team (non Israel) could line up like this, so I think it's possible to assemble one: - ---------------------------Tvrtko Kale-------------------------------- --------------------------(Croatia/M Tel Aviv)------------------------------- David Jemmali-----Walter Samuel ---Jonathan Bornstein --- Juan Pablo Sorin (Tunisia/Bordeaux)-------------------(America/Colorado Rapids)------------- -------------(Argentina/Internazionale) ------------(Argentina/Hamburger SV) Daniel De Ridder------Rudy Haddad-----Nicolas Tauber------ Benny Feilhaber (Netherlands/Celta Vigo)-----------------(Argentina/ Club Almagro)------------ ---------------------(France/PSG)-------------------(America/Hamburger SV) ---------------Andriy Voronin------Sebastian Rozental---------------------- --------(Ukraine/Bayer Leverkusen)-(Chile/Columbus Crew)-------------------
can we use david beckham and genaro gattuso also? ---------------------------Tvrtko Kale-------------------------------- David Jemmali-----Walter Samuel ---Jonathan Bornstein --- Juan Pablo Sorin David Beckham------Genaro Gattuso-----Nicolas Tauber-------Daniel De Ridder -------------------Andriy Voronin------Sebastian Rozental------------------
Don't think Gattuso counts - or at least there is no evidence he is Jewish, I'm not sure - Beckham has 1 Jewish grandfather (on his mother's side), so I think it would be difficult to consider him out and out Jewish. He's just part Jewish, as far as I can see.
Pekerman is indeed Jewish. Also: does anyone know whether Czech Republic center back David Rozehnal is Jewish? His name sounds like it.