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(Al Jazeera) Bahrain and the UAE sent cycling teams to participate in the 101st Giro d'Italia cycling competition, which kicked off on Friday in Jerusalem. The 21-day race continued over the weekend from Haifa to Tel Aviv and from Be'er Sheva to Eilat. The event, which features 176 cyclists from 22 teams, will continue in Italy and conclude in Rome. Palestinian officials condemned the Arab cyclists for their "disloyalty." 2018-05-07 00:00:00Full Article
UAE, Bahrain Send Cycling Teams to Race in Israel
(Al Jazeera) Bahrain and the UAE sent cycling teams to participate in the 101st Giro d'Italia cycling competition, which kicked off on Friday in Jerusalem. The 21-day race continued over the weekend from Haifa to Tel Aviv and from Be'er Sheva to Eilat. The event, which features 176 cyclists from 22 teams, will continue in Italy and conclude in Rome. Palestinian officials condemned the Arab cyclists for their "disloyalty." 2018-05-07 00:00:00Full Article
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