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Canada wins Davis Cup tie in opposition to Israel in empty Halifax area amid protests

Editorial Board Published September 14, 2025
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Canada superior to the 2026 Davis Cup Qualifiers with a 4-0 win over Israel in a best-of-five tie performed in an empty Halifax area amid protests.

Liam Draxl of Newmarket, Ont., and Cleeve Harper of Calgary got here again from a set all the way down to defeat Jordan Hasson and Ofek Shimanov 5-7, 6-0, 6-4 in Saturday’s first match.

Singles wins by Draxl and Montreal’s Gabriel Diallo on Friday meant the doubles victory sealed Canada’s development out of the World Group 1 stage and into subsequent 12 months’s qualifiers for the principle Davis Cup event.

With victory assured, Canada elected to interchange world No. 35 Diallo with Harper for a singles match with Orel Kimhi. Harper, enjoying in his first Davis Cup tie, accomplished the Canadian sweep with a 6-3, 7-6 (3) win.

Draxl was scheduled to cap the tie with a match in opposition to Daniel Cukierman if crucial, however the match was not performed.

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Canada wins tie over Israel, return to the Davis Cup Qualifiers in 2026

After dropping the opening set, Liam Draxl and Cleeve Harper took the following two over Jordan Hasson and Ofek Shimanov. Canada sweeps Israel of their Davis Cup tie.

Tennis Canada made the decision earlier this week to carry the matches at Scotiabank Centre with out spectators or media current, citing security considerations it stated have been flagged by native authorities and safety businesses.

The streets surrounding the Halifax Frequent park have been closed for about an hour Saturday as just a few hundred protesters chanted, sang and waved indicators opposing Israel’s actions in Gaza and the West Financial institution.

Folks holding a banner constituted of a tennis web that learn “Don’t play ball” led the demonstration.

Some indicators denounced Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore for permitting the occasion to happen. Friday’s matches have been additionally protested.

About 400 Canadian athletes and lecturers, together with Olympic runner Moh Ahmed, had beforehand urged Tennis Canada to cancel the video games.

Earlier this week, the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs stated it was dissatisfied the occasion needed to be closed to followers. It referred to the protesters as extremists who silenced “thousands of fans … who simply wanted to show pride in their country.”

The world’s main authority on meals crises declared famine in Gaza Metropolis in August, after months of warnings by assist teams that Israel’s restrictions of meals and different assist into Gaza have been inflicting hunger amongst Palestinian civilians.

Earlier this month, the biggest skilled group of students learning genocide stated Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

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