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Israeli Youth Chess Championship Sees Victories for Arab Israeli Players

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Arab Israeli chess players Ram Nidal Muasi and Lana Jamil Sharsh achieved top rankings at the Israeli Under-10 Rapid Chess Championship in Ramat Gan. Muasi placed third in the open tournament, while Sharsh won the national championship for her age group.

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  • Two Arab Israeli youth chess players excelled at the national championship.
  • Ram Nidal Muasi took third place in the open tournament.
  • Lana Jamil Sharsh won the Israeli championship for the Under-10 age group.
  • The championship was held in Ramat Gan.
  • Jihad Zoubi coached the young players.

Two young Arab Israeli chess players, Ram Nidal Muasi and Lana Jamil Sharsh, achieved significant success at the Israeli Rapid Chess Championship for Under-10s, held recently in Ramat Gan. The players were coached by Jihad Zoubi.

Ram Nidal Muasi, from Baqa al-Gharbiyya, secured third place in the open tournament, accumulating 5 points out of a possible 6, tying with the second-place finisher. His performance was a notable achievement in a competitive field.

Lana Jamil Sharsh, from Nazareth, was crowned the Israeli champion for the Under-10 age group. She also placed seventh overall in the championship, earning 4.5 points from 6 rounds. Her victory marks a significant accomplishment in her chess career.

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