After losing a fight to Israeli Zohar Chayot at Menora Arena, Czech fighter Radek Stadler delivered an emotional speech, stating he was an atheist before visiting Israel but began believing in God after touring Shilo and Jerusalem.
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Czech fighter Radek Stadler, who lost a fight to Israeli Zohar Chayot at Menora Arena yesterday, used his post-fight speech to share a personal transformation. Stadler said he had been an atheist before his visit to Israel, but after touring the biblical sites of Shilo and Jerusalem, he began to believe in God. The emotional address, widely circulated on social media, highlights the impact of Israel's historic and religious sites on visitors from abroad.
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