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October 12th, 2006

All bets off at first Israel race

Another story from the BBC:

Israel has opened its first licensed horse-racing track, but betting was suspended on the opening race at the Nir Yaffe Stadium.

A coalition made up of Jewish religious leaders and animal rights protestors managed to disrupt the meeting, although the first race went ahead.

Gambling is generally prohibited in Israel, as Jewish religious law forbids most types of betting.

However, it is extremely popular among many Israelis.

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