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1. Great honor to be an Israeli and represent the country.
| Michael , |
California, USA |
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(02.06.14) |
I will be watching and hope to not see any signs of religious prejudice in Israeli sportsmen performances. I will be watching for expressions of Israeli national pride, on a par with all the other nations.
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2. Shame to Israel and to any democracies to support these game
| Non Jewish immigrant , |
Haifa |
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(02.06.14) |
Russia is balantely trying to shut off homosexuals
Shame shame shame
These games should be boycotted
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3. YASCHA KOACH!
| ASTRONAUT , |
SC, USA |
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(02.06.14) |
May all athletes enjoy lively competition and friendly companionship! This is what the Olympics are all about!
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4. # 2
| Eaglebeak , |
Left Coast, USA |
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(02.07.14) |
If you don't like Russia then boycot Russia. No need to punish athletes because of YOUR feelings.
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5. I'm a little confused
| frank , |
rehovot |
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(02.07.14) |
with the exception of the one, who actually did the army, the other "israelis" are people who, at least in this report, have little of no contact with Israel. Having a mother who was born here and then left at 3 is hardly what I would consider a "connection". They all seem to live and train somewhere else so what is there to be proud of? Frankly the games, since they because outwardly "professional", are a bore and political. But to each their own and if people feel good calling these people Israelis....but there are some who simply don't believe this way....
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