Yossef Gutfreund was an Israeli wrestling referee. Munich was his third Olympics as a referee. On the morning of September 5, he threw all 290 pounds of his weight against the door of his apartment ...

"Every Israeli flag raised at the Olympic Games and at world championships is a small victory over terror, a victory of life over death," said the Culture and Sports Minister. The 53rd memorial ...

September 5 may depict the massacre of Israelis at the 1972 Olympics, but the film is not designed to be a political statement about the ongoing crisis in Gaza. That’s according to Tim Fehlbaum (The ...

Filmmaker Tim Fehlbaum goes back to September 5, 1972, when the broadcast of the Munich Summer Olympics turned into live coverage of Israeli athletes taken hostage by members of the Black September, a ...

Behind-the-scenes mayhem during the 1972 Summer Olympics hostage crisis gets a recreation fresher than its story, already explored in Steven Spielberg's "Munich," on paper appears to be. A story that ...

Director Tim Fehlbaum's team obtained 1970s era television equipment from collectors, museums and television studio storage rooms for the set of his film September 5. (Paramount Pictures) The 1972 ...

Dr. Lee Mandel, a retired U.S. naval captain, was the guest speaker at a recent lecture series at Williamsburg’s Temple Beth El. His talk was focused on the analysis of the 1972 Munich Olympic ...

Geoffrey Mason shaped some of the most defining moments in TV sports history. Olympic Games, Super Bowls, World Series – Mason was behind the cameras, telling countless unforgettable stories to ...