Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Israel across Basketball, Soccer, Football.
A study of delivery data from the 2026 FIFA World Cup shows a 20 percent increase in food orders across Israel, with family pizza, burgers and ice cream seeing double‑digit growth, especially during high‑profile matches.
Slovenia captured its first FIBA U20 EuroBasket championship since 2003, defeating Serbia decisively while emerging players shine.
The triumph of Spain in the final was inseparable from its recent stance on Palestine, a stance that resonated through symbolic gestures on the pitch and sparked a broader debate about sport, politics, and moral responsibility.
Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster tops global charts as holiday seasons boost Chinese cinema and major franchises like Toy Story 5 and Minions & Monsters dominate worldwide box office.
After a professional stint abroad, Javin DeLaurier rejoins Duke in a new capacity, bringing experience and leadership to a young roster chasing a title.
A substantial donation from the Attman family and the Phyllis L. and Leonard J. Attman Foundation will expand baseball clubs, fund an indoor facility in Tel Aviv, bring U.S. coaches, and launch the inaugural U12 National Baseball Tournament & Fun Day, aiming to bring joy and community to Israeli youth.
The Cincinnati Reds are integrating Flexor’s AI Context Engine with Databricks to transform disparate data sources into structured, reusable intelligence, supporting everything from post‑game analysis to contract review and fan engagement
Sydney Carter, a former WNBA guard and 2011 Texas A&M national championship player, has been appointed assistant coach for Auburn's women's basketball program, adding a wealth of playing and coaching expertise.
Israel's military disclosed that twelve prominent Gaza football figures were active militants, challenging the portrayal of them as innocent sportsmen.
The Israel Defense Forces disclosed that twelve members of Gaza’s soccer community were linked to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, stating they were targeted due to their involvement in terrorist activities rather than their athletic roles.
Vermont's women's basketball program is entering the 2026‑27 campaign with a sense of momentum that has been building since Maureen Magarity took the helm. The team aims to secure its third straight America East tournament championship.
The Israeli military disclosed that twelve militants killed in Gaza were covert members of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, many of whom were known only for their roles in local soccer. The revelation counters claims that the army targets the sport’s community and highlights a broader pattern of militants posing as civilians.
Inter Milan called off the €30 million transfer of Israeli midfielder Anan Khalaili after he failed his medical, citing Italy’s strict health protection laws.
A personal reflection on how the team's breakthrough resonates with a Jewish basketball player dreaming of international play.
Israel's Toto Equals Football Team finished fourth in the Special Olympics Unified Football World Championship in Paris 2026, marking the nation's first participation while showcasing remarkable perseverance.
The third edition of the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup concluded in Paris with Libya securing a historic men's title and Guatemala defending their women's crown, while the event celebrated athletes from 23 nations and announced the next host.
A community basketball tournament in Harlem turned deadly when professional player Kinu Rochford was shot dead, leaving two others wounded and sparking calls for greater safety at street‑level events.
Wilson Harris, a 26‑year‑old forward who previously played for Sporting Kansas City, Louisville City and clubs in the Israeli Premier League, has returned to MLS with the New England Revolution. In a recent episode of The Soccer Show, he discussed his move to Foxborough, his time abroad and his goals for the second half of 2026, while the show also analyzed the U.S. Men’s National Team’s loss to Belgium and looked ahead to the team’s future.
Zev Moore, an Israeli‑American Orthodox Jew, has signed with the Trenton Thunder, becoming only the second practicing Orthodox player in professional baseball. His journey reflects a unique blend of faith, sport, and ambition.
The Boston Celtics' 2020 second‑round selection, Yam Madar, was declared ineligible to play at LSU after the university attempted to recruit him. His extensive professional background in Israel, Germany, Turkey and Serbia, coupled with recent statistical output, has sparked discussion about NCAA eligibility rules and the future of players with overseas experience.
After decades of serving as a recruiting hub and fan‑building engine, the Wildcats’ summer camps have been put on hold as Coach Mark Pope reassesses their role in a new calendar and the rise of NIL deals.
Brazil's Under‑17 women's basketball team makes its Maccabiah debut, signaling historic progress and the ongoing struggle for resources in the sport.
Purdue's women's basketball program secures a top 2027 recruit and showcases a diverse international roster as it prepares for an ambitious non‑conference slate.
The governing body announced the complete player lists for the last day of competition, highlighting key transfers and star power across the continent.