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Chairman Shimon Mizrahi of Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball is set to become the club’s majority owner after purchasing additional shares, solidifying his position and supporting Jason Levien’s entry while condemning a perceived hostile takeover.
The recent documentary *Mickey Berkowitz’s Last Shot* uncovers the severe dementia affecting Israel’s greatest basketball player, Mickey Berkowitz, who now lives in a care facility after a career that reshaped the nation’s basketball landscape.
With fourteen teams competing, Hapoel Beersheba defends its crown while Beitar Jerusalem, Hapoel Tel Aviv and others seek to reshape the league landscape through high‑profile signings and strategic departures.
Retired NBA star Amar'e Stoudemire is inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, reflecting his deep ties to Israel and Jewish heritage.
A six‑time NBA All‑Star who later embraced Judaism and Israeli citizenship, Stoudemire combined a storied NBA career with championship success in Israel, culminating in a Hall of Fame induction that reflects both athletic and personal transformation.
Two Israeli football sides moved into the next stages of UEFA’s European competitions, delivering dramatic victories and drawing attention to off‑field controversies.
Israeli basketball player Shahar Shalmon, a social media personality with nearly 300,000 TikTok followers, has been retained by Maccabi Ashdod for a third consecutive season in the Israeli Premier League. His recent stats, background, and the team's new foreign signings paint a picture of a dynamic roster poised for change.
Maccabi Tel Aviv announced the signing of NBA veteran Keaton Wallace to a two‑year contract, highlighting his defensive prowess and potential impact on the team's roster.
Recent UEFA Conference League qualifiers saw Hapoel Tel Aviv secure a 2‑0 win, Beitar Jerusalem lose 2‑1, and Maccabi Tel Aviv fall 3‑0, setting up a series of playoff fixtures.
Ben Lederman's debut for Wieczysta Kraków connects his personal heritage to the city's historic Jewish clubs and their enduring influence on local sport.
A recent Kick It Out report documents a 43% increase in antisemitic incidents across the 2025‑26 English football season, with 1,744 discrimination complaints recorded and spikes tied to high‑profile attacks and policy decisions.
The book chronicles the rise and tragic fall of Jewish football pioneers in pre‑World War II Europe, linking their erased histories to contemporary antisemitic trends.
An exploration of Israel’s growing hockey scene, from the author’s initial fascination to the thrilling opening game between the Jerusalem Capitals and Ashdod Dolphins, highlighting the league’s camaraderie and international flair.
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.
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.
The league’s ruling to replay Game 1 of the Tel Aviv‑Jerusalem semifinal follows an Iranian attack and shifting Home Front Command directives, with Adelson praising the move while criticizing league support.
A Tel Aviv court sentenced former footballer Haim Sirotkin to one year in prison after he deliberately accelerated into a crowd of protesters, injuring five people. The ruling also suspended his licence and stressed the importance of road patience.
Game 1 of the Hapoel Tel Aviv versus Hapoel Jerusalem series was stopped mid‑play after Iranian missile strikes triggered a security evacuation, leading to a technical win for the Tel Aviv side and raising safety concerns for the upcoming matches.
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a 2‑1 series win over Maccabi Rishon Lezion, driven by Vasilije Micic’s standout displays, and now prepares for a high‑stakes semifinal against Hapoel Jerusalem, where Jared Harper and other stars await.
The Israeli amputee soccer side, built around players from Jewish, Arab and immigrant backgrounds, illustrates how sport can rebuild lives after trauma, while earning a place among Europe’s top ten.
In a tense final that swung back and forth, Hapoel Beersheba secured the league title with a 4‑2 victory, highlighted by a late header from captain Miguel Vitor. Coach Ran Kozuk and league officials praised the team's resilience, while Beitar Jerusalem reflected on a season marked by a surprising draw and upcoming cup commitments.
LSU has agreed to a $5 million contract with Israeli point guard Yam Madar, pending NCAA approval, adding a seasoned EuroLeague veteran to its roster.