Israeli judokas in Paris Games
Israeli judokas in Paris Games

Israeli judokas in Paris Games

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Israeli judokas Inbar Lanir and Peter Paltchik won silver and bronze medals, respectively, at the Paris Olympics, marking Israel's first medals of the 2024 Games amidst ongoing conflict in Gaza. Lanir, who secured silver in the women's under-78kg category, faced Italy's Alice Bellandi in the final, while Paltchik claimed bronze in the men's under-100kg class by defeating Switzerland's Daniel Eich. The achievements provided a brief respite for the nation, as the athletes dedicated their performances to the hostages held in Gaza, with Lanir wearing a yellow scrunchie symbolizing support for them. President Isaac Herzog praised Lanir's accomplishment, acknowledging the difficult circumstances Israel faces. Both athletes expressed pride in representing their country and bringing joy to their supporters during these challenging times. This event highlights judo as a prominent sport for Israel, contributing significantly to its Olympic medal tally.

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