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Israel's Women's U20 Team Reaches European Championship Final for First Time

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel's women's U20 basketball team defeated Belgium 78-69 to reach the European Championship final for the first time, securing at least a silver medal and aiming for the title.

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  • Israel's women's U20 basketball team beat Belgium 78-69 to reach the European final.
  • The team secured their fifth win in six games at the tournament.
  • This is Israel's first-ever appearance in the U20 European Championship final.
  • They have guaranteed at least a silver medal in the competition.
  • The team is coached by Tal Natan and is one win away from the championship.
Israel's Women's U20 Team Reaches European Championship Final for First Time
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Israel's women's under-20 basketball team secured a historic 78-69 victory over Belgium, advancing to the European Championship final for the first time. Coached by Tal Natan, the team achieved their fifth win in six tournament games, guaranteeing at least a silver medal. Now, they are just one win away from claiming the European title in this age category.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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