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Jerusalem Grand Slam set for Thursday with 76 athletes from 29 countries

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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · 4 days ago
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What happened

The Jerusalem Grand Slam international athletics meet will be held on Thursday, with 76 athletes from 29 countries expected in Jerusalem. Israeli competitors including Blessing Afrifah and Jonathan Kapitolnik will also take part. The event is seen as a key chance for Israelis to compete at home against strong international opposition.

  • 01Jerusalem Grand Slam begins Thursday after final preparations.
  • 02Seventy-six athletes from 29 countries are expected to compete.
  • 03Top Israeli athletes will face international rivals on home soil.
  • 04The meet offers local athletes a rare chance to compete before a home crowd.

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N12Center · Hebrew4 days ago
Jerusalem Grand Slam set for Thursday with 76 athletes from 29 countries
MakoCenter · Hebrew4 days ago
Jerusalem to Host Grand Slam Track Event on Thursday
N12Center · Hebrew4 days ago
Jerusalem Set to Host Third Straight Grand Slam Athletics Meet
MakoCenter · Hebrew4 days ago
Jerusalem Grand Slam Athletics Meet Set for Thursday With 76 Competitors From 29 Countries

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