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Israeli
guys -- and the occasional gal -- don't feel a day at the beach is
complete without a spirited game of Israeli paddleball, a.k.a. matkot.
Why do players love this homegrown sport, and how do sunbathers stand
the occasional ball whacking them in the head?
To find out, ISRAEL21, the online news magazine offering news and information about 21st century Israel, sent its intrepid correspondent to the Tel Aviv shore to find out what the
heck Israelis love (or hate) about this paddle sand sport.
Molly Livingstone
takes us to the Tel Aviv shore in a hilarious look at how Israelis
really feel about the ubiquitous sand sport.
Enjoy!
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CUTE.........it looks like fun and we know how our people like to have fun!!!!!!! Thanks, AL.......M.A.
ReplyDeleteMolly is great! Lowell, Lexington, Kentucky, USA
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