Leeds player Manor Solomon unable to leave Israel after wedding to his beloved

Leeds footballer Manor Solomon has found himself in a difficult situation amid the escalating military conflict between Israel and Iran. The Israeli, who returned home to celebrate his wedding, is now stranded in the country and unable to leave, according to The Sun.

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The 25-year-old Solomon and his now-wife Dana Voshina traveled to Israel for their wedding, but are unable to fly out as the country's airspace has been closed following a barrage of missile and drone attacks from Iran. Reports indicate that Israeli airspace will remain "closed" until June 30.

Solomon, currently contracted to Tottenham, spent last season on loan at Leeds, where he helped the team earn promotion to the Premier League. The Israeli made 41 appearances last season, scoring 10 goals and providing 13 assists.

Notably, Solomon isn't the only footballer caught in such a predicament due to the Israel-Iran conflict. Inter Milan's Iranian forward Mehdi Taremi has also been stranded in Tehran because of the closed airspace, preventing him from joining his team for the FIFA Club World Cup.