Tottenham star Manor Solomon is stuck in Israel during the conflict with Iran.
Solomon, 25, flew back to his home country to get married.
He made the knot with partner Dana Voshina on Thursday, six days after he started for Israel in their world cup qualification gain in Estonia.
The lucky couple celebrated their wedding day by sharing a series of photos and videos from the joyful occasion.
The Israeli couple has been together since 2018 and were all smiling when they made their vows before they threw a great party with friends and family.
However, Sunsport understands that the newlyweds in Israel remain stranded.
Flights from the danger zone are blocked with the military closure of the airspace until 30 June, while the attacks continue in a fourth day since Israel launched Iran's bombing on Friday.
On Sunday, an Israeli strike killed the chef of Iran's Armed Forces Intelligence Unit.
Iran State 224 people have been killed in attacks since Friday, while 24 people have lost their lives in Israel.
The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs has put Israel on the “Red List” and advises all trips.
The scary incident comes three years after Solomon and Political Science Student Voshina had to be evacuated from Ukraine by the Israeli government.
The winger played for Shakhtar Donetsk when Russia invaded Ukraine.
Solomon came to Tottenham in 2023 after having impressed loan in Fulham, but only played six times for the Noord -Londe club and spent a load at Leeds last season, scored ten goals in 39 champion competitions to help Daniel Farke's side Secure Promotion.
Solomon is not the only football player to be overtaken in the Israel-Iran fights.
Champions League finalist Mehdi Taremi came in Tehran after the Iranian and Inter Milan striker returned to Iran for international duty.
But after the qualifications of the World Cup, he had to arrive in Los Angeles to connect with teammates for the club World Cup.
Rocket attacks on Iranian military and nuclear goals by the Israeli government, however, saw the airspace closed in the country.