The Israeli and his legal team confirmed to insidethegames in January 2018 that a case was submitted to a Tel Aviv court against Oshrat Kotler, a broadcaster at Channel 10 Israel, and Neri Livne, a journalist at the Haaretz newspaper.

He alleged "course, reckless and unfounded slander" but proceedings have now ended, according to the Jerusalem Post. 

The newspaper said it came "after a mediation proceeding between the two parties". 

There is no indication of guilt on either side.

Both Channel 10 Israel and Haaretz have reportedly confirmed the news.

Gilady, the vice-chair of the IOC's Tokyo 2020 Coordination Commission, has always denied wrongdoing and did not step down from any of his sporting roles under a presumption of innocence. 

Livneh accused him of exposing himself and propositioning her during a work meeting relating to the 76-year-old's role as President of Keshet Broadcasting Group in 1999.

Kotler claimed to have received an "indecent proposal" from Gilady 26-years-ago. 

insidethegames contacted Gilady for a reaction.

"What started as big storm is turn to nothing," he said.