Israeli sports
Maccabi Tel Aviv keeps Euroleague Playoff hopes alive with win over Fenerbahce
It was yet another game that demonstrated yet again how critical the club’s Israeli contingent is, as Roman Sorkin and Tamir Blatt both starred for Oded Katash’s squad.
Getting back to the games while under fire
Hapoel Tel Aviv downs Paris; Jerusalem eliminated by Turk Telekom
Blueprint under fire: David Pisonero’s bid to rebuild Israeli handball from ground up
Israeli judokas shine at Grand Prix in Peru
Raz Hershko captures blue-and-white’s 2nd gold, Yuli Mishiner earns bronze among 4-medal haul.
Israel vehicle tracking company Ituran signs sponsorship agreement with Gaza Envelope club
Under the terms of the agreement, the M.K. Otef Darom basketball team will feature the Ituran logo on the front of their uniforms for all home and away games.
Sport court rejects Israeli appeals after Indonesia denies visas for gymnastics championship
The Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected appeals by the Israel Gymnastics Federation to demand the International Gymnastics Federation take measures to ensure entry to athletes.
Tight battles as Israeli teams still hitting stride
High-energy, European-level games have defined this dynamic season so far.
UEFA has no plans to expel Israel, confirms the soccer union
Despite political pressure from multiple countries to ban Israeli from UEFA and FIFA, Israel remains in the game.
Israelis shine in European water skiing
"Once again the Israeli team has proven that in slalom we’ve been among the best in the world for nearly a decade,” said Maoz Tal, CEO of the Israel Water Ski Association.
Israeli flag football teams kick off Euros
Israel enters the tournament with momentum and drive. The men’s team is ranked eighth globally, while the women's team is ranked 17th.
Israel just misses European baseball semis
Late blue-and-white rally falls short against the Czechs in the quarterfinal after a dominant win over the Swiss.
Unfinished business: Austin Wiley back to power Hapoel Jerusalem - interview
With a stellar, star-studded squad, plenty of experts are picking Hapoel to capture the title for the second time in their history. But of course, the games are played on the court and not on paper.
No. 47: Deni Avdija, Daniel Peretz, and Oscar Gloukh: Israeli sports phenoms
What unites Avdija, Peretz, and Gloukh is not just their extraordinary talent but also their ability to represent Israel and the Jewish community on global stages.
