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Apr. 19, 2021
Before heading to the mat at the 2021 Judo Grand Slam Antalya competition earlier this month, Raz Hershko promised herself that if she won the gold – she would jump into the pool there. “I told myself that I’m going to do it, there’s no chance that I won’t go in. I told myself that I would succeed,” she says in an interview with Haaretz. “On the morning of the competition I had a different kind of feeling, I felt good.”
By the end of the day she found herself in the water. “It was cold, wow, it was really cold,” the 22-year-old Israeli judoka adds.
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Apr. 19, 2021 3:57 PM
Before heading to the mat at the 2021 Judo Grand Slam Antalya competition earlier this month, Raz Hershko promised herself that if she won the gold – she would jump into the pool there. “I told myself that I’m going to do it, there’s no chance that I won’t go in. I told myself that I would succeed,” she says in an interview with Haaretz. “On the morning of the competition I had a different kind of feeling, I felt good.”
By the end of the day she found herself in the water. “It was cold, wow, it was really cold,” the 22-year-old Israeli judoka adds.
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Feb. 18, 2021
At the Tel Aviv Hilton, when Saeid Mollaei looked out of his window at the people down below, he was amazed. “We were taught to hate Israelis,” he said to his hosts.
Having grown up under the ayatollahs in Iran, he couldn’t believe that Israel was such a modern place. He expected a menacing military atmosphere, only to find a country that greeted him with open arms, even if the coronavirus rules were forcing him to isolate in his hotel room.
A year and a half ago, officials at the Israel Judo Association would never have believed that Mollaei would come to Israel to compete. Until the 2019 world championships in Tokyo, Mollaei represented Iran and faked injuries to avoid competing against Israel’s Sagi Muki in high-stakes competitions.