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Ongoing Story· Day 30

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Israeli Judoka Raz Hershko Takes Silver at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam

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Israeli judoka Raz Hershko won a silver medal in the over-78-kilogram category at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam on Saturday. She reached the final after two penalty wins but lost to Croatia's Helena Vukovic. This is Israel's second medal at the tournament.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Raz Hershko won a silver medal at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam.
  • Hershko is the world No. 1 in the over-78-kilogram judo category.
  • She lost the final to Croatia's Helena Vukovic.
  • Hershko had defeated Vukovic at the World Championships earlier this month.
  • This is Israel's second medal at the Abu Dhabi tournament.
Israeli Judoka Raz Hershko Takes Silver at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam
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