Katie Ledecky, Olympic gold medalist swimmer, lost family members in the Holocaust
It isn’t up for debate — Katie Ledecky is currently the best female swimmer on the planet.
It isn’t up for debate — Katie Ledecky is currently the best female swimmer on the planet.
The International Olympic Committee reportedly reprimanded the head of the Lebanese delegation over an incident in which he blocked Israeli Olympians from boarding a bus.
Jewish-American woman’s gymnast Aly Raisman earned a spot in the individual all-around competition at the Olympics in Rio.
Lebanese Olympians refused to ride on a bus with Israeli athletes to get to the opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 summer games.\n\n
There are athletes, and then there are Olympic athletes. And then there are Jewish Olympic athletes.
More than four decades after they were held hostage and then murdered, the 11 Israeli victims of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre were commemorated in an official International Olympic Committee ceremony on Thursday.
Olympic swimmer and Los Angeles native Andrea “Andi” Murez swims to win, but winning is not the only thing she cares about.
During the summer of 1972, I was among the youngest athletes chosen by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to run the Olympic Torch relays throughout Turkey.
On a chilly morning, with a breeze blowing in from Paraguay, customs officials occasionally stop and search vehicles crossing Brazil\’s busiest border point, looking for contraband.