Plots included plans to attack 'Israeli institutions or representatives of Israel.'

Israel concludes the Olympic games with seven medals - one gold, five silver, and one bronze.

Olympic Committee President said the Israel team's performance exceeded expectations in a 'very difficult year.'

As the Olympic Games in Paris draw to a close, a poignant ceremony took place to honor the 11 Israeli athletes who were tragically murdered during the 1972 Munich Olympics.

The Jewish athlete at 20 became the youngest American to win a gold medal in wrestling.

Israel Judo Association slams as 'fake news' Swiss report which apparently sought to negatively portray judoka Peter Paltchik's support for Israeli fighters in Gaza.

Oren Smadja, whose son was killed in battle only weeks ago, was the first Israeli male to win an Olympic medal in 1992.

Due to security concerns, the Israeli medalists did not participate in the medal presentations in front of the Eiffel Tower.

Algerian judoka failed weighing ahead of match against Israeli the same day another Israeli judoka was snubbed by his competitor from Tajikistan.

French authorities also arrested a 15-year-old suspected of threatening Israeli President Isaac Herzog online.

Muslim athletes have often dropped out of international competitions to avoid facing Israelis.

Israel is sending its second-largest team in history with 88 athletes.