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Israeli swimmers Shalabi, Dadaon win gold as streak continuesGetty Images/Lintao Zhang
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli swimmers Shalabi, Dadaon win gold as streak continues

by ILH Sports Desk

Shalabi, who last week made history when he became the first Arab Israeli to medal for the Jewish state, snags top spot in the men's 50-meter backstroke event. Dadaon brings gold in freestyle swim. Israel's tally of Paralympic medals rises to nine.

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Israeli swimmers make a splash in Paralympics, win gold, bronzeReuters/Bernadett Szabo

Israeli swimmers make a splash in Paralympics, win gold, bronze

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Paralympic swimmer Mark Malyar snags 2nd gold medal, beats own recordReuters/Lisi Niesner

Paralympic swimmer Mark Malyar snags 2nd gold medal, beats own record

ILH Sports Desk
Israeli Paralympians score 2 silver medals in TokyoIsrael Paralympic Committee/Lilach Weiss

Israeli Paralympians score 2 silver medals in Tokyo

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Tokyo Olympics

Israeli swimmers Shalabi, Dadaon win gold as streak continues

Iyad Shalabi of Team Israle reacts after winning the gold medal in the men's 50m Backstroke, Sept. 2, 2021Getty Images/Lintao Zhang

Shalabi, who last week made history when he became the first Arab Israeli to medal for the Jewish state, snags top spot in the men's 50-meter backstroke event. Dadaon brings gold in freestyle swim. Israel's tally of Paralympic medals rises to nine.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli swimmers make a splash in Paralympics, win gold, bronze

Ami Omer Dadaon of Israel in action in the Men's 200m Freestyle final, Aug. 30, 2021Reuters/Bernadett Szabo

Omer Dadaon breaks the world record as he goes for gold in the men's 200m individual medley. Two-time gold medal winner Mark Malyar snags his third medal, winning the bronze in the men's 100m backstroke event and bringing Israel's medal tally at the Tokyo Games to seven.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Paralympic swimmer Mark Malyar snags 2nd gold medal, beats own record

Mark Malyar of Israel in action in Tokyo, Aug. 29, 2021Reuters/Lisi Niesner

The 21-year-old swimmer, born with cerebral palsy won a gold medal in the men's 200-meter individual medley on Friday.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli Paralympians score 2 silver medals in Tokyo

Rower Moran Samuel after winning the silver medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, Aug. 29, 2021Israel Paralympic Committee/Lilach Weiss

Rower Moran Samuel takes the silver medal 2,000-meter single sculls, swimmer Ami Omer Dadaon wins silver in the men’s 150-meter individual medley.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli Paralympic swimmer Mark Malyar wins gold

Israeli Paralympic swimmer Mark Malyar receives the gold medal in the men's 200-meter individual medley in the Tokyo Games, Aug. 27, 2021Israel Paralympic Committee/Lilach Weiss

Racing for the medal, Malyar also shatters a world record. The 21-year-old is the second gold medalist for Israel in the Tokyo pool in two days.

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by Yori Yalon and News Agencies
Tokyo Olympics

Paralympic swimmer wins gold, becomes first Arab to medal for Israel

Iyad Shalabi in the pool, shortly after winning the gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke finalIsaacson Foundation

Iyad Shalabi swims the 100-meter backstroke in 2:28.04.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli Paralympics team heads to Tokyo

Israeli paralympic basketball player and world champion rower Moran SamuelIgot Meijer

Team will compete in nine sports in the delayed 2020 Summer Paralympics from Aug. 24 to Sept. 5. "Our athletes are heroes," says president of the Israel Paralympic Committee.

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by Howard Blas, JNS and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Paris calling: After Tokyo, Olympians hanker for 2024 Games

The Olympic Flame is seen during the Closing Ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Aug. 8, 2021Getty Images/Alexander Hassenstein

If the coronavirus is tamed by then, the Paris Games could quickly become the party games. Already, there is palpable pent-up eagerness among athletes to make up for Tokyo and its disappointments.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Russian gymnast stands up for Israeli gold medalist Linoy Ashram

Linoy Ashram in actionEPA/Georgi Licovski

"We are not guilty of anything – this is a matter of the judges. I feel sorry for Linoy – she did nothing wrong. Don't harass her," Olympian Dina Averina says of controversy over the scoring in Tokyo

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by i24NEWS and ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

France prepares for 2024 Olympics with slogan "higher, faster, stronger"

The French Aerial Patrol fly by the Eiffel Tower as celebrations are held in Paris as part of the Olympic handover ceremonyAP

France will host next games, a century after its Olympics arrived in country. The International Olympic Committee gives itself more power to remove a sport from the Olympic program.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Linoy Ashram targeted by Russian internet trolls

Silver medalist Dina Averina, left, of the Russian Olympic Committee, Israeli gold medalist Linoy Ashram, and bronze medalist Alina Harnasko of Belarus, at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Aug. 7, 2021AP / Ashley Landis

Hundreds of Russians harrass Israeli Olympic gymnast after she posts a video of her celebrating her win online. Legendary Romanian gold medalist Nadia Comaneci praises Ashram: "Congratulations. You made history," she says.

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by i24NEWS and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

It's a wrap! Tokyo Olympics gears for closing ceremony

EPA/Tamas Kovacs

This year's games are a clear success for Israel, with blue and white athletes winning two gold and two bronze medals.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Linoy Ashram proves the sky is the limit

Linoy Ashram performs during the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around final at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Aug. 7, 2021AP / Ashley Landis

Words cannot describe what two gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics means for the Israeli Gymnastics Federation. I hope this is just the beginning of a long tradition of great Israeli achievements in gymnastics on a global scale.

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by Artem Dolgopyat
Tokyo Olympics

Sore losers? Russia fumes at Olympic judges after Linoy Ashram pips Averina to gold

Russia's Dina Averina at the end of the Rhythmic Gymnastics final at the Tokyo OlympicsAFP/ Lionel Bonaventure

Russian Olympic Committee accuses judges of "unjust scoring" and claims that the Israeli gymnast's score was undeserved. Bulgaria unseats Russia to win gold in group rhythmic gymnastics event.

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by Erez Linn and i24NEWS
Tokyo Olympics

'Linoy Ashram is no underdog, she's been winning since 2017'

Rhythmic gymnast Linoy Ashram celebrates her win with coach Ayelet Zussman at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, SaturdayReuters / Lisi Niesner

Olympic gold medalist's coach Ayelet Zussman tells Israel Hayom Linoy Ashram's competitiveness, ambition are what set her apart. "I am both a coach and a friend, but my love for her is unconditional," she says.

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by Dor Hoffman and ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Linoy Ashram wins Israel's 2nd Tokyo Olympic gold medal

Linoy Ashram holds up her gold medal in Tokyo, Aug. 7, 2021Reuters/Lisi Niesner

Powerhouse gymnast performs ribbon routine to a techno remix of "Hava Nagila."

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by Dor Hoffman and AP
Tokyo Olympics

After shaky start, Israel's Linoy Ashram on road to Olympic medal

Rhythmic gymnast Linoy Ashram performing the club routine at the Tokyo Olympics, August 6, 2021Reuters/Mike Blake

After dropping her hoop during the first routine, Ashram makes a comeback and ranks among the top 10 in Friday's qualifiers, making her way to the final round. Fellow Israeli gymnast Nicol Zelikman also makes it to the finals.

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by Dor Hoffman
Tokyo Olympics

Young Israeli swimmer makes a surprising splash at Tokyo Olympics

Matan Roditi of Israel competes in actionGetty Images/Chung Sung-Jun

Exceeding expectations, Matan Roditi comes in fourth in the 10-kilometer swim and narrowly misses winning a bronze medal. "It's an incredible accomplishment. My goal was to finish in the top eight," he says.

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by Dor Hoffman
Tokyo Olympics

Israel's Olympic baseball hopes end after loss to Dominican Republic

Israel's Jeremy Bleich reacts after hitting two South Korea batters in a row in the tenth inning of a baseball game at the 2020 Summer Olympics, July 29, 2021AP/Sue Ogrocki

Made up of American Jews and Israeli ballplayers, the team had been predicted to win the bronze medal.

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by JNS and ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Belarus Olympian plans to seek asylum in Poland, activists report

Belarusian sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya is escorted by police officers at Haneda international airport in Tokyo, August 1, 2021Reuters/Issei Kato

Standoff between runner Krystsina Tsimanouskaya and Belarus authorities began when Tsimanouskaya criticized the management of her team, prompting state-run media to crack down on her.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

MLB vets immerse in Jewish heritage, build Israeli baseball

Israel Olympic baseball manager Eric Holtz watches his team practiceAP/Matt York

Manager Eric Holtz, a former assistant coach at Manhattanville and Westchester Community College, was a player-coach in Dan Duquette’s Israel Baseball League in 2007.

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by ILH Staff and AP
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat makes history, scores Olympic gold in Tokyo

Israel's Artem Dolgopyat celebrates after competing in the floor event of the artistic gymnastics men's floor exercise final during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Aug. 1, 2021AFP/Loic Venance

This is only the second Olympic gold medal in the Jewish state's history, following windsurfer Gal Friedman’s win in the 2004 Athens Games.

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by ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israel baseball keeps medal hopes alive with 12-5 drubbing of Mexico

Israel's Danny Valencia (19) celebrates with his teammates after hitting a three-run homer during a baseball game against Mexico at Yokohama Baseball Stadium during the 2020 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 1, 2021, in Yokohama, JapanAP/Matt Slocum

Israel on Monday will face the winner of a game later on Sunday between South Korea and the Dominican Republic.

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by Reuters and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Israel scores 2nd Olympic bronze as mixed judo team goes to the mat

Team Israel celebrates winning the judo mixed team's bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games, July 31, 2021AFP/Franck Fife

Week of losing to inferior rivals upended as Israeli judokas rise to the occasion in the first-ever mixed team event held for judo in the Games. Victory brings Israel's overall tally of Olympic medals to 11.

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by Dor Hoffman and ILH Sports Desk
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli judoka praises Saudi opponent's bravery

Tahani Al-Qahtani of Saudi Arabia, left, and Raz Hershko of Israel react after competing in their women's +78kg elimination round judo match at the 2020 Summer Olympics, July 30, 2021AP/Vincent Thian

Tahani Al-Qahtani was under heavy pressure to boycott match against Israel's Raz Hershko, although some social media users wanted to see her "beat the devil." Hershko: "I'm glad the sport won out."

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by Dor Hoffman
Tokyo Olympics

Israeli tech helps secure Tokyo Olympics

RT's SkyStar 180RT

The SkyStar 180 aerostat from Israel's RT are being used by Tokyo police for public safety, event traffic and crowd control.

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by JNS and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Israel loses to S. Korea in heartbreaking fashion in Olympic baseball

Israel's Jeremy Bleich reacts after hitting two South Korea batters in a row in the tenth inning of a baseball game at the 2020 Summer Olympics, July 29, 2021AP/Sue Ogrocki

The Israeli team will look to bounce back against the United States in Group B on Friday.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Tokyo Games bets on technology to make up for lack of fans

A robot is seen at an information desk in front of the Olympic rings before the arrival of International Olympic Committee in Tokyo, July 8, 2021Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

The International Olympic Committee has had to fast-track its digital plans to add new elements at venues and heighten the experience for competing athletes, while also connecting them to the millions watching on screens at home.

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by Reuters and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

US Olympic basketball team routs Iran

United States' Devin Booker (15) dunks the ball ahead of Iran's Mohammadsamad Nik Khahbahrami (14) during a men's basketball preliminary round game at the 2020 Summer Olympics, July 28, 2021, in Saitama, JapanGregory Shamus/Pool Photo via AP

The US and Iran are longtime rival nations in the political arena but have only faced off on the basketball court once, a US victory in the 2010 world basketball championship in Istanbul.

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by AP and ILH Staff
Tokyo Olympics

Gymnast Simone Biles withdraws from 2nd Olympic event

Simone Biles of the United States is seen during training on July 22, 2021Reuters

USA Gymnastics says in Twitter message that it "wholeheartedly supports Simone's decision and applaud her bravery in prioritizing her well-being."

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by Dor Hoffman, Reuters and ILH Staff

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