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• Yehud, Israel (links | edit)
• Israel at the 2004 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Gal Fridman (links | edit)
• Ariel Ze'evi (links | edit)
• Yokneam Illit (links | edit)
• List of Jews in sports (links | edit)
• Israel at the 2000 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Israel at the 1996 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Israel at the 1992 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Diadenis Luna (links | edit)
• Yurisel Laborde (links | edit)
• Noriko Anno (links | edit)
• Yael Arad (links | edit)
• Oren Smadja (links | edit)
• Michael Kolganov (links | edit)
• Sport in Israel (links | edit)
• List of Olympic medalists in judo (links | edit)
• Ingrid Berghmans (links | edit)
• Irene de Kok (links | edit)
• Israel at the Olympics (links | edit)
• Israel at the 2008 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Kim Mi-jung (judoka, born 1971) (links | edit)
• Shahar Tzuberi (links | edit)
• Wingate Institute (links | edit)
• Kayla Harrison (links | edit)
• Mayra Aguiar (links | edit)
• 2010 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)
• Miki Tanaka (links | edit)
• Audrey Tcheuméo (links | edit)
• 2011 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)
• Golan Pollack (links | edit)
• Marhinde Verkerk (links | edit)
• 2013 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)
• Yarden Gerbi (links | edit)
• Sol Kyong (links | edit)
• Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• 2014 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)
• Linoy Ashram (links | edit)
• Israel at the 2016 Summer Olympics (links | edit)
• Sagi Muki (links | edit)
• Or Sasson (links | edit)
• Charles Chibana (links | edit)
• 2015 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)
• Mami Umeki (links | edit)
• List of world champions in judo (links | edit)
• Shira Rishony (links | edit)
• Gil Ofer (links | edit)
• Barbara Claßen (links | edit)
• Inbar (name) (links | edit)
• 2017 World Judo Championships – Women's 78 kg (links | edit)