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JERUSALEM (JTA) — An Israeli magician has broken the world record for time spent in a sub-zero ice cube.
Hezi Dayan, 29, emerged at midnight on Friday morning after staying in the 8-ton cube on public display in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square for 64 hours. He was reportedly taken immediately to a nearby hospital.
Dayan broke the record of American magician David Blaine, who spent 58 hours in an ice cube in 2000 in New York’s Times Square.
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