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The Israeli National Ice Hockey Team is the national ice hockey team of Israel. They are currently ranked 35th as of 2008 by the International Ice Hockey Federation. Their best achievement was promotion to the IIHF World Championship Division I in 2005 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships. Next year the team relegated again to Division II.
2009 World Championship Div II roster
- Head coach:
Jean Peron
| Pos. | No. | Player | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| GK | 1 | Avihu Sorotizki |  HC Metulla
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| GK | 25 | Boris Amromin | Haifa
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| D | 2 | Daniel Spivak | Haifa /  RIT Tigers
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| D | 3 | Nisan Butbull | Bat Yam
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| D | 5 | Jonathan Rebibo | HC Metulla
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| D | 6 | Navot Kantor | Maalot
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| F | 7 | Harol Harosh | HC Metulla
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| F | 8 | Itzhak Levy | Bat Yam
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| F | 9 | Evgeni Kniter | HC Metulla
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| F | 10 | Sergei Frenkel | Bat Yam
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| D | 13 | Shlomo Levy | Bat Yam
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| F | 14 | Tai Avneri | HC Mercaz
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| D | 15 | Daniel Bochner | Bat Yam
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| F | 16 | Avishai Geller | Bat Yam
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| D | 17 | Mikhael Horowitz | HC Metulla
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| D | 18 | Ron Soreanu | Haifa
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| F | 19 | Ely Oosterhuis | Haifa
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| F | 23 | Sergei Belo | Maalot
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| F | 24 | Eduardo Revniaga | Maalot
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