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Israel ends Mongolia Grand Slam with one bronze as Hershko exits in the quarterfinals
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Israel ended the Mongolia Judo Grand Slam with one bronze medal, won by Yitzhak Ashpiz in under-60 kg. Raz Hershko was disqualified in the over-78 kg quarterfinals for a dangerous hold, and several other Israelis lost early in their categories.
- 01Israel won one medal in Mongolia, a bronze for Yitzhak Ashpiz.
- 02Raz Hershko was disqualified in the over-78 kg quarterfinals.
- 03The event opened Olympic qualifying for Los Angeles 2028.
- 04Mishiner, Ghoshen, Simin, and others also lost in their brackets.
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