The winner of the marathon was David Toniok Cherono from Kenya, who finished with a time of 2:19:52, breaking the course record set last year.The runners, representing more than 50 countries from around the world, braved poor weather conditions to take to the streets.Police deployed approximately 400 security personnel along the course and set up a mobile command center after an IDF soldier was stabbed on the light rail Thursday morning.Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat ran the half marathon, finishing with a respectable time of 02:07:42.79. "Jerusalem is on the map of international marathons. This impressive and exciting event is not just a sports race, but is also an economic lever for Jerusalem, drawing large crowds of tourists to the capital."Mihiret Antonios of Ethiopia was the the first woman to cross the finish line in the full marathon, finishing with a time of 02:48:38.Onesmus Serem took first place at Jerusalem's half-marathon (21 km) on Friday, finishing with a time of 01:05:55.Second place in the half-marathon went to Feyisa Lema with a time of 01:06:03 and third place went to Alex Chepkwik Saekwo with a time of 01:06:41.