The Israel men's national flag football team is gearing up for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, with hopes of qualifying through the 2026 IFAF World Championship in Düsseldorf, Germany. The sport's inclusion in the Olympics has heightened competition, and Israel is determined to secure one of the three available spots. Since 2023, the team has achieved a 17-4 record in international play, establishing itself as a formidable contender in Europe. Under the guidance of head coach Jonathan Tekac, the squad has maintained rigorous training despite regional tensions. They are set to compete in the Copenhagen Bowl in May, which will serve as their final preparation before the world championship in August. To support their efforts, the team has launched a fundraising campaign targeting $100,000 to cover travel and logistical expenses. The campaign emphasizes the broader significance of their Olympic pursuit, aiming to inspire Jewish athletes globally during challenging times. With the competition intensifying, the Israeli team is focused on proving its capability on the Olympic stage.