Judo israel
Israel judo coach Oren Smadja resigns after 15 years
"Precisely because judo is part of my soul, I can no longer, I can’t believe I’m saying this, but that’s it, I’m giving up and submitting my resignation," Smadja said on social media.
Grapevine March 9, 2025: Ironic timing
Right before his business journey: Peter Paltchik renews
Paltchik Foundation awards scholarships to 10 promising young athletes
Heroism and Heroes: 2025 Hebrew Children’s Theater Festival to take place in London this month
Over 80 performances are planned during the festival, highlighting stories of courage and resilience, inspired by extraordinary tales that have resonated deeply since the war began.
Israel’s record Olympics: How systematic planning made seven medals normal - opinion
Israel’s amazing achievement was not exceptional at all, even though it certainly felt that way. It was a normal achievement by all standards, and that’s what’s truly amazing.
Israel's silver Olympian Raz Hershko tells 'Post' of Paris success
With that in mind, Hershko spoke to The Jerusalem Post about returning back to the Holy Land with her silver medal in tow as well as her pride and joy as to what she was able to do for her country.
Judo’s Olympic betrayal: Forfeiting to avoid Israeli opponents - opinion
Exploring the troubling trend of athletes forfeiting matches to avoid Israeli judokas and how it undermines the core values of judo and the Olympics.
In times of war, Israel's Olympic glory carries deeper meaning - analysis
Peter Paltchik's Olympic bronze was more than a victory; it was a poignant tribute to his coach's fallen son and a symbol of national unity amid conflict.
Israel's Raz Hershko takes Women's Judo heavyweight silver medal at the Olympics
Hershko has become 3rd Israeli medal winner at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, with all of them in judo.
Israel breaks out with a pair of judo medals at Paris Olympics
Inbar Lanir captures silver after Peter Paltchik hangs on for bronze • More success in pool, at sea
Medal optimism on the water for Israelis
Windsurfers Kantor and Reuveny are both in podium contention: Veterans Muki and Zilberman ousted.
IJF to investigate, Israel calls for penalty after Algerian fails weigh-in
The head of Israel's Olympic Committee Yael Arad branded it a "disgrace" and called for the North African delegation to be punished.
Algeria’s judoka Olympic competitor accused of avoiding competing with Israel
Algeria’s Redouane Messaoud Dris, 22, had been scheduled to compete in the -73kg category against Israel’s Tohar Butbul on Monday, but was found to weigh above the 73kg limit.
'Tatami': A history-making film raising support for Iranian women - review
Tatami tells a gripping, suspenseful story that could come from today’s headlines, inspired by the “Woman. Life. Freedom” protests in Iran.
