Israel News - Crowd Expected To Give Israel National Team A Boost As Davis Cup Comes To Israel

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Israel hosts the Davis Cup this weekend, and faces a tough match from the start. The Israeli National Team plays Sweden Saturday. Sweden has won seven Davis Cup titles since 1998. The crowd in Israel is known for being vocal, imitating Maria Sharapova's grunts last week as she took on Israel's Shahar Peer. Some believe the home court advantage could play in Israel's favor. 2/8/2008

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