If you’ve managed to raise children, pay a mortgage, and survive the cottage prices – you might as well start salsa dancing, learn tennis, or walk 20 minutes every day without dying.
Deni Avdija is an Israeli All-Star – not because they said so, not because they decided to, but because he earned it.
Once, cycling was a thing for kids with shorts and bruised knees… Today? It’s a religion.
And its temples are not in Jerusalem, but on dusty trails in the south, in the endless greenery of the Carmel, or on a strange section in the middle of Nes Ziona that suddenly became “a single track of medium-challenging difficulty with technical descents and switchbacks.”
The West has forgotten that sports are supposed to be a level playing field. Not a minefield of political correctness.
The moment identity trumps facts, fairness also falls apart.
An article on a subject that is no less than a secular religion in Israel: Israeli soccer.
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