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Israeli Basketball Teams Vie for EuroLeague Licenses Amid Security Concerns
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OriginalMizrahi departs for EuroLeague owners meeting, Israeli teams' status on table
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- Israeli teams Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem are competing for EuroLeague licenses.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Shimon Mizrahi is lobbying for the return of EuroLeague games to Israel.
- The EuroLeague plans to expand by adding eight teams with long-term licenses.
- Officials anticipate one Israeli team will receive a license despite security challenges.
- The final decision on all new team licenses may be postponed to a later date.
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