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Israeli Swimmers Reach Three Finals at World Cup Event

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli swimmers Aviv Barzilai and Denis Loktev reached three finals at a World Cup event in Kazakhstan. Both athletes advanced to the final rounds in their disciplines. The competition took place recently, and the report was published on October 26th.

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  • Aviv Barzilai and Denis Loktev qualified for three finals at the World Cup in Kazakhstan.
  • The Israeli swimmers advanced to the final rounds in their disciplines.
  • The World Cup swimming competition was held in Kazakhstan.
  • The report was published on October 26th.

Israeli swimmers Aviv Barzilai and Denis Loktev have qualified for three finals at the World Cup swimming competition held in Kazakhstan. The event saw both athletes achieve significant success, advancing to the final rounds in their respective disciplines. The specific details of which finals they reached were not provided in the report, but their advancement marks a notable achievement for the Israeli national swimming team on the international stage. The competition took place recently, with the report published on October 26th.

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