An argument over smoking at the Kfar Maccabiah pool in Ramat Gan on Saturday afternoon escalated into a violent altercation, leading to a woman being stabbed. The confrontation began when one man asked another to stop smoking near the pool, resulting in a physical fight that involved throwing chairs. During the brawl, a suspect reportedly drew a knife and stabbed a woman in the leg. Emergency services were called around 5:30 PM, and police arrested two suspects on the scene: a man in his 50s for the stabbing and a 32-year-old man for assault. Medical teams treated the injured woman, who was later hospitalized but listed in light condition. Authorities confirmed that the incident was not terror-related and recovered the knife used in the attack. Kfar Maccabiah management described the event as isolated, asserting that their security team acted swiftly to defuse the situation and that those involved have been permanently banned from the facility. The management reiterated their commitment to maintaining a safe environment for all guests.