"Israeli Chess Champion Alik Gershon plans to break Guinness World Record for largest number of simultaneous games, currently held by Iran.
After the humus wars in which Israeli and Lebanese groups tried to outdo the other by making the world's largest bowl of chickpea paste, now come the chess wars.
Israeli grandmaster Alick Gershon will try to take away the world record currently held by Iranian chess champ Morteza Mahjoob for playing the largest number of opponents simultaneously when he takes on hundreds of chess enthusiasts at Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on Thursday."
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