Indonesia bans the participation of Israeli gymnasts in the World Championships
Sanziana Georgescu
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Indonesia's decision to ban Israeli gymnasts from participating in the World Gymnastics Championships comes amid diplomatic tensions and internal objections. The government emphasized that it will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel until a Palestinian state is recognized. This situation reflects a broader trend of boycotts against Israeli athletes, with pressures on FIFA and UEFA to suspend Israel's national team from competitions.
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