Three people, including two minors, were detained as "subjects" after a shooting spree at Kansas City's Super Bowl victory parade left one killed and 22 wounded.
We have been overlooked, bypassed, stepped on, counted out, you name it. But we have not only persevered, we have flourished and won.
As 2023 comes to the end, we look back at some of the year's biggest moments in Jewish sports.
Joseph, who is Jewish, had boots in the blue and white colors of the Israeli flag embossed with "I stand with Israel" on them.
“Who Dey,” to football cognoscenti, is the iconic cheer used by fans of the Bengals to indicate their approval when the team scores or wins a game.
During a European qualifying match last Friday, the Israeli and Polish under-21 national teams held a moment of silence to honor the victims of the Oct. 7 attack in Israel.
Athletes and sports teams across the United States have shown support to Israel as it reels from Hamas attacks and an ongoing war.
Swift's appearance, in addition to fueling further rumors about her romance with the Chiefs' star tight end, is sure to deliver another marketing blessing to the NFL.
In one tweet former NFL player Antonio Brown drew Hitler's mustache on a picture of Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive coordinator Matt Canada. In another, he called him, "Adolf Canada."
What kept Jewish athletes from gaining prominence through the years?
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