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Israeli Basketball Rules
03/15/05 - "Information
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Rule 1: Israelis have the right to play on both sides of the court, whereas Palestinians can only play on their own side.
Rule 2: For security reasons Palestinians do not have the right to pass the ball between players, the ball could hit an Israeli player.
Rule 3: There will be no basket on the Israeli side.
Rule 4: Israel is allowed to shoot at any time even during time-outs.
Rule 5: Palestinians are not allowed to have supporters. Only Israelis should be supported.
Rule 6: Israel selects the press and what the press reports:
Rule 7: Israel encourages Palestinians to shoot into the Palestinian basket. Players who refuse will be nominated as terrorists and will not be allowed to play.
Rule 8: Palestinian players are allowed to leave the field, but cannot return. One exception: A Palestinian can be replaced by an Israeli!
Rule 9: Israel selects and instructs the referees, and tells them when to look away.
Rule 10: Israel selects the captain of the Palestinian team.
Rule 11: sraeli faults and Palestinian good plays will not be shown on TV.
Rule 12: Israel takes the money sponsors pay to Palestinians.
Rule 13: Only Israeli players get refreshments.
Rule 14: Palestinians are required to play, when and where
designated by Israel.
Rule 15: Rules only apply to Palestinians,
Israelis may change the rules during the game and are not required
to advise the Palestinians of the changes.
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