Israeli judoka Gefen Primo wins Abu Dhabi Grand Slam bronze
Primo, 21, competes in the under-52 kg category. "Gefen's medal collection from recent competitions is impressive and puts her in ...
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Primo, 21, competes in the under-52 kg category. "Gefen's medal collection from recent competitions is impressive and puts her in ...
Fethi Nourine announces retirement after unsuccessfully appealing a 10-year ban from competition he received for withdrawing from Tokyo Olympics to ...
Delegation includes seven Arab Israeli and seven Jewish athletes who train together year-round as part of a program aimed at ...
Yael Arad, who took silver in the judo competition at the 1992 Barcelona Games and is widely credited with bringing ...
Move by International Judo Federation, which has been firm in its anti-discrimination policies, standing up for Israelis' right to compete, ...
At Luxembourg competition, 16-year-old Kerem Primo wins gold in women's under-57 kg category, while Matan Kokolayev takes bronze in men's ...
Judoka Raz Hershko shares with Israel Hayom the challenges she has overcome – being bullied for her weight in school ...
Tahani Al-Qahtani was under heavy pressure to boycott match against Israel's Raz Hershko, although some social media users wanted to ...
Saeid Mollaei says he hopes "the Israelis appreciate this achievement." Israeli judo giant Sagi Muki congratulates his friend.
With an unimpeded path to the round of 16, Tohar Butbul beat Victor Sterpu of Moldova and advanced to the ...
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