Israeli judoka Raz Hershko secured a bronze medal at the World Judo Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, dedicating her achievement to a soldier who fell on October 7th. Hershko's career has faced disruptions, including missing a previous competition due to airspace closures during the conflict between Israel and Iran.
In parallel, an Israeli spyware firm is under scrutiny in Poland, with the Prime Minister suggesting the company could have accessed Polish citizens' data, labeling it a potential 'crime against the state.' This development adds to the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding Israel.
Israeli Judoka Dedicates Bronze to Fallen Soldier; Spyware Firm Faces Scrutiny
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