With leadership like this, it's no wonder Israel failed to qualify for the Euro 2012.Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Monday sprained his ankle while participating in a joint Arab-Jewish soccer game for children at Jerusalem's Kraft Stadium.The Likud party canceled its faction meeting in light of the injury. Gil Hoffman contributed to this report.
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