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Rogel Nahum to Step Down as Head of Israeli Athletics Association
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First reported by N12 · 14 minutes ago
What happened
Rogel Nahum, a former Israeli Olympic athlete and current performance director, is set to leave his role at the Israeli Athletics Association after mutual negotiations, ending a notable chapter in Israeli athletics leadership.
- 01Rogel Nahum will step down as performance director of the Israeli Athletics Association.
- 02Nahum has been a leading figure in Israeli athletics for several years.
- 03He competed in three Olympics and carried Israel's flag in Sydney 2000.
- 04Nahum mentored Olympic athlete Hanna Minenko during his tenure.
- 05He initially left the association nine years ago but later returned.
- 06The departure follows months of mutual negotiations between Nahum and the association.
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