U.S. Olympian Slams Ivanka: Everybody Worked So Hard to Make It Here, Except Her
'Honestly, tf is she doing here??'
Korea Olympics
Russians Banned From Flying Flag at Olympic Games Closing Ceremony
Russians have been competing as neutral athletes at the Games, their Olympic status suspended, as IOC punishment for years of drug scandals
WATCH Whoopi Says Gays Meeting With Pence Is Like Jews Meeting Nazis
'Should they sit down to talk with this gentleman who doesn’t even sort of recognize him as a person?' Whoopi Goldberg asked on the 'The View'
Mission Kim-possible as U.S. Teenager Soars to Gold in the Olympics
Arielle Gold, who is a member of Steamboat Springs, Colorado's small town Jewish community won the bronze
WATCH Israeli Figure Skater Alexei Bychenko's Routine to 'Hava Nagila' in the Olympics
Israel's figure skating team placed eighth out of 10 teams, not qualifying in the winter Olympic games
NBC Apologizes for Japan-Korea Remark at Olympic Opening Ceremony
Former journalist Joshua Cooper Ramo said on-air that all Koreans recognized that Japan had served as an important example in South Korea’s own economic transformation
U.S.-born Aimee Buchanan to Skate for Israel at 2018 Winter Olympics
Figure skater Aimee Buchanan is from Boston via Dallas, but at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang she will be representing Israel
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Invites South Korean President to Pyongyang in Dramatic Offer to Ease Tensions
Move is part of an accelerated diplomatic warming that included more handshakes, some Korean liquor over lunch and the potential shared joy of watching a 'unified' Korea team play hockey at the Olympics
First Openly Gay U.S. Olympians Reportedly Snub Mike Pence in South Korea
Allegations and denials flew this week about U.S. Vice President Mike Pence being refused a meeting with Gay U.S. figure skater Adam Rippon
Kim Jong Un Hosts Lavish Military Parade in Snub of Donald Trump - Wife Makes Rare Appearance
On the eve of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea to thumb his nose at Washington while making a point of showing off his new-found restraint toward Seoul
The Tense Olympics: With Hints of War in the Air, the World Turns Its Eye to Korea
When the torch is lit during the opening ceremonies in Pyeongchang’s Olympic stadium on Friday night, it will become one of many flames being fanned around the world
Sister of North Korean Leader to Come to South Korea for Olympics
Kim Yo Jong, believed to be around 30, will be the first member of North Korea’s ruling family to visit South Korea since the end of the 1950-53 Korean War
Obama Honors African-American Olympians Who Took Stand During Games
'Imagine what it means for a young girl or a young boy who sees somebody who looks like them doing something and being the best at what they do,' U.S. president says.
Israeli Delegation Coming Home From Rio Paralympics With Three Medals
After bronze-medalist swimmer Inbal Pezaro came in fifth in her final race, this is Israel's most modest harvest in the history of the Games.
Tragedy in Rio Paralympics as Iranian Cyclist Dies From Crash
48-year-old Golbarnezhad fell from his bike during a mountainous stretch of what is called the Grumari loop.
Marksman Doron Shaziri Wins Israel’s Second Bronze at Paralympics in Rio
The 49-year-old has won medals in six Games since losing a leg in Lebanon in 1987.
Rower Moran Samuel Brings Home Israel’s First Medal at Rio Paralympics
Mother of boy named Arad – bronze in Hebrew – takes bronze medal.
Algeria to Face Sanctions for No-show Against Israel in Rio Paralympics' Goalball
Like in previous cases, Arab team forfeits game; Israel drew its first game with Japan, 1-1, with Israeli Arab scoring goal.
3-D Printed Dress Made by Israeli Designer Wows at Paralympics
Snowboarder and double amputee Amy Purdy wore one of Danit Peleg's creations for her dance routine at the event's opening ceremony.
Israeli Olympic Bronze Medalist Auctions Name Patch for $50,000 for Charity
Unidentified buyer on eBay pays $52,100 for Yarden Gerbi's patch, all of which will be donated to Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center for medical equipment.
Still Waiting for the Messiah, Israeli Rock Icon Shalom Hanoch Turns 70
In terms of the flesh and the spirit, by means of his inimitable lyrics and music, the legendary rockstar opened the horizons of Israeli music. It's time to update the image we've associated with him all these years.
Though Inefficient, the Brazilians Take All Work Seriously
Unlike their Israeli counterparts, they live in open-hearted fun, always celebrating. Here, we run around tight-assed, trying to get as much as possible and never satisfied.
As Curtain Falls on Rio Games, Time Has Come for Journalists to Eat Their Hats
The powers-that-be in Brazil organized a well-run Olympics in near-perfect venues, despite skeptics' predictions. Meanwhile, I've become a total sports junkie.
Mixed Fortunes in Olympics Do Not Bode Well for Future of Israeli Sport
The problem in Israeli sports is not the amount allocated for judo but a conceptual one, much more complex than an empty declaration about money which garners numerous likes on Facebook.
Israeli Rhythmic Gymnasts Fail to Fulfill Last Medal Hopes at the Rio Olympics
The team improved its performance in the second rotation, after less than perfect handling of a ribbon in the first, but failed to snag a medal, coming in 6th.
Survivor of Munich Olympics Massacre Is Still Going Strong at 80
Shaul Ladany, who also lived through the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as a child, is heartened to see his murdered teammates memorialized at the Rio games.
The Rio Olympics Were the Best Business School for Brazil
The Games vastly improved the country’s human capital. Every bus driver got used to giving better service and every supplier learned to meet demanding schedules.
Israeli Rhythmic Gymnasts Break Into Finals, Sparking Hopes for Third Medal in Rio
Despite scandal over coach's alleged violence toward team member, athletes pull off stellar performance and put Israel in finals for third time in a row.
First Iranian Woman Ever Wins an Olympic Medal
The 18-year-old former junior world champion fell to the floor and kissed the mat after beating Nikita Glasnovic of Sweden 5-1 in a one-sided contest at the Carioca Arena 3 to secure a breakthrough bronze.
Breastfeeding Was Downfall of Israeli Marathon Runner at Rio Olympics
Born in Kenya, but now running for Israel, Lonah Chemtai Korlima thought Israelis would be more sympathetic after her Rio dream ended on the 33rd kilometer.