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Ireland’s Women’s Basketball Team Refused To Shake Hands With Israel’s Team Before Their Game
The Irish players stood on the sidelines during the national anthem ahead of the match, rather than at the center of the court as is customary.
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The Irish players stood on the sidelines during the national anthem ahead of the match, rather than at the center of the court as is customary.
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