[ April 23, 2024 ]
Israel will be sending 85 athletes (so far) to Tokyo in 2020, which is nearly double their Olympic team from 2016. This is a tremendous accomplishment for the tiny Jewish state. #BDSFail!
It’s official. Israel Is Sending Its Biggest Delegation Yet To The 2020 Summer Olympics In Tokyo
By No Camels, October 16th, 2019:
Story continues below advertisementIsrael has won a total of nine Olympic medals since its debut in 1952 as a country officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee in the Summer Olympic Games in Helsinki. Israel’s first medal came in 1992 when Yael Arad nabbed silver in judo. The country’s first and only gold medal for Israel went to Gal Fridman in men’s windsurfing at the Olympics in Athens in 2004.
At the last summer Olympics in Rio in 2016, Israeli judokas Yarden Gerbi and Or Sasson claimed bronze medals in the women’s 63kg and men’s +100kg events, respectively. That year, Israel was proud to have sent its largest delegation to the sporting event with 47 athletes competing in 17 sports. It broke Israel’s previous record of 43 athletes sent to Beijing in 2008.
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2 Comments
4 years ago
Israel Is Sending Its Biggest Delegation Yet To The 2020 Summer Olympics In Tokyo
I fervently hope the Japanese authorities carefully protect these athletes. There are many people- oddly enough, often from adhererents to a faith that often promoted as a “religion of peace”- who would like nothing better than to murder these athletes. Astonishingly, in my mind, anti-Semitism has a significant history in post WWII Japan, starting at least- but I think before- the 1973 Arab-Israeli war and the attendent threats to oil supplies.
Beyond that, I wish the Israelis many silver medals!
4 years ago
I wish them many gold medals, and a wonderful Olympics.
