The 2024 Paris Olympics has sparked increased interest in fencing within the United States, highlighted by the success of two U.S. women who have already earned individual medals. Local fencing clubs are leveraging this momentum to attract new members, as evidenced by initiatives like USA Fencing's 'Fencing Across America' campaign, which includes free demonstrations in New York City. The U.S. fencing team features a notable representation of Jewish athletes, with six members from Jewish backgrounds, which is significant given the community's small percentage in the U.S. Additionally, Harvard's fencing program has made a remarkable impact, sending six athletes to the Olympics, a reflection of its recent revitalization under new coaching. However, the U.S. men's saber team faced an unexpected elimination, failing to secure podium spots despite high expectations. Overall, the Olympics are serving as a pivotal moment for the sport, encouraging broader participation and visibility.