Israeli Championship in Haifa

The city of Haifa is set to host the Israeli Championship, bringing together dozens of chess players, including artists and many enthusiasts, for a thrilling competition. The event will take place at Beit HaLochem Haifa and will feature participants from various categories, showcasing their skills and strategic thinking on the chessboard.

One of the notable participants is Yosef Rozhensky, who survived a surprise attack by Hamas terrorists in the southern settlements. Despite the challenges he faced, Rozhensky is determined to showcase his talent and compete in the championship. His story of resilience and determination adds an inspiring element to the event.

In addition to the main championship, history will be made in Haifa as the National Chess Championship for the disabled will also take place. This groundbreaking event will feature actors, artists, and individuals with different types of disabilities, highlighting the inclusivity and diversity of the chess community.

The championship will be held using the Swiss method with five rounds and a pace of 20+10 minutes, providing a platform for players to demonstrate their skills and compete at a high level. The Israeli Chess Union has been instrumental in organizing the event, promoting the sport for individuals with disabilities and showcasing the talent of Paralympic chess players from Israel and around the world.

Chess enthusiasts and supporters are invited to witness the excitement and intensity of the competition, as players from different backgrounds come together to showcase their passion for the game. The event promises to be a captivating display of talent, determination, and sportsmanship, making it a must-see for chess fans and spectators alike.