Israelis win gold medals in Paralympic swimming, taekwondo, rowing
Israeli athletes have claimed four gold medals, a silver and two bronze so far at this year’s Paralympic Games, showcasing the nation’s prowess in parasports.
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Israeli athletes have claimed four gold medals, a silver and two bronze so far at this year’s Paralympic Games, showcasing the nation’s prowess in parasports.
15 paralympians have already been confirmed to join Israel’s delegation headed to the Paris Paralympics on August 28.
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