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19-year-old taekwondo fighter wins Israel’s first Olympic medal in Tokyo

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July 25, 2021Jesse Orine

19-year-old taekwondo fighter wins Israel’s first Olympic medal in Tokyo – Jewish Telegraphic Agency


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