Head of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach and French President Emmanuel Macron reject Palestinian Arab demand that Israel be barred from the Paris Games over the war in Gaza.
Board of Directors of IOC recommends membership for Yael Arad, who won silver medal at 1992 games.
International Olympic Committee condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine which began shortly after conclusion of Olympic Games.
Athletes and human rights activists call on International Olympic Committee to sanction Iran for ordering athletes to avoid Israelis.
The 1936 Olympics in Berlin were an opportunity for Adolf Hitler to promote his government and ideals of anti-Semitism.
2020 Tokyo Games postponed until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Strategic Affairs Minister calls on IOC to suspend PA official Jibril Rajoub who has already been suspended by FIFA.
Israel should address the PA's cynical use of sports to promote terrorism like any other issue, Culture Minister Miri Regev says.
Foreign Ministry officials already preparing ahead of an anticipated fight by PA to have Israel ousted from the pinnacle of world sports.
Simon Wiesenthal Center: the new head of the IOC should resign from his membership in an organization that calls for boycotts of Israel.
Jewish gymnast Aly Raisman reveals she chose the tune to her gold-medal routine in honor of the Israelis murdered in the 1972 Games.
Fabian Gilot, a member of France’s freestyle swimming team, raised his arm revealing a Hebrew tattoo saying, “I am nothing without them.”
About 30 Italians, including Minister of Sport, stand in silence at the entrance to Israeli team's quarters.
Minister Limor Livnat to stand up during the opening ceremony of the Olympics in memory of the Israeli athletes who were murdered in Munich.
IOC President Jacques Rogge refused to say whether he denied 'Minute for Munich' request because the athletes were Israeli.
Widows of the athletes who were murdered in Munich call on the audience to stand when IOC head is invited to speak at the opening ceremony.
NBC sportscaster Bob Costas to hold moment of silence for slain Israeli athletes.
London mayor Boris Johnson tells user on Twitter: "Believe me we will have" a moment of silence for Munich victims.
