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Israeli Judoka Karem Primu Reaches World Championships Semifinals

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Israeli Judoka Kerem Primo Wins Silver at World Championships

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Israeli judoka Kerem Primo won a silver medal in the under-63kg category at the World Judo Championships in Baku. Primo advanced to the final by defeating several international competitors. Her past accolades include European championships and other tournament medals.

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  • Kerem Primo of Israel won a silver medal at the World Judo Championships in Baku.
  • Czech and Mongolian judokas took the bronze medals in the same category.
  • Primo defeated Italian, Polish, Australian, and Hungarian judokas en route to the final.
  • She is a past winner of Cadet and Junior European Championships and the 2019 Israeli championship.
Israeli Judoka Kerem Primo Wins Silver at World Championships
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Israeli judoka Kerem Primo secured a silver medal at the World Judo Championships in Baku, competing in the under-63kg weight category. Primo reached the final but was defeated by the reigning world champion from Japan. The bronze medals in the category were awarded to Renata Zachova of the Czech Republic and Enkh Lhagvatogoo of Mongolia.

Primo's previous achievements include winning the Cadet European Championship and the Junior European Championship in 2021, becoming the Israeli champion in 2019, and earning a bronze medal at the 2025 Youth European Championships. This year, she has also won bronze medals at the Grand Prix in Linz and the Grand Slam tournament in Budapest.

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