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The Jerusalem Post·4 min read·medium

Wingate, Israel Basketball League chair talks Israeli athletes' challenges

Wingate, Israel Basketball League chair talks Israeli athletes' challenges
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The chair of the Israel Basketball League discusses the rising challenges faced by Israeli athletes, including boycotts, antisemitism, and safety concerns. He emphasizes the resilience of Israeli sports despite these international pressures.

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It highlights the intersection of geopolitics and international sports, and the impact of global conflict on individual athletes.

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“In Israel,” Steinberg said, “Training has been disrupted. Professional leagues have had to cancel games and, at times, halt entire seasons. Teams lost the ability to host international matches at home. Overseas, Israeli athletes playing for international teams are facing major challenges, including attacks from antisemitic groups, protests, boycotts by competitors, and even teams that avoid signing Israeli players for fear of losing fans.”

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The article focuses exclusively on the Israeli perspective and the challenges faced by their athletes in a hostile climate.

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