Soccer Monday, July 14, 2003Israel Wants International Games Back NYON, Switzerland (AP) - Israel's foreign minister urged European soccer officials Monday to allow his country to hold international games after a gap of almost two years. ``I think it would be a very good signal to the people of the state of Israel,'' Silvan Shalom said. International soccer games are banned in Israel because of security concerns. Shalom said he told Gerhard Aigner, the chief executive for European soccer, and other officials that a cease fire and the Middle East peace process have restored stability to the country. Shalom said...