Israeli Athletes Feel Safe in London Ahead of Olympics
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Ynet – “We’re in good hands, 1972 will not repeat itself,” says Israeli judoka Oren Smadja who is in London training Israel’s men’s judoka team.
Winner of an Olympic Bronze Medal, Smadja says the Israeli delegation has been briefed ahead of the 2012 London Games but noted that the atmosphere is no more tense than it was in 1992 in Barcelona.
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