Okay -- this counts as "history" only in the technical sense of having occurred in the past (h'm -- as opposed to what other time, exactly?) but it is an historic achievement. An Israeli chess player,
Boris Gelfand, had become the
challenger in the coming world championship match with
Viswanathan Anand. Needless to say this is the first time ever an Israeli chess player had achieved this. Naturally this was
front-page news in Israel.
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