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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.
Miki Berkovich, once a dominant force on the court, now battles dementia, relying on family and friends for daily care while making few public appearances.
Miki Berkovich, an 80‑year‑old former basketball star, has been quietly grappling with a serious medical condition for more than two years, keeping him out of the public eye while his legacy endures.
Amar'e Stoudemire's 2026 induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame honors a career that spanned NBA stardom, Israeli league titles, and a deeply personal spiritual journey.
Armando Bacot, North Carolina’s all‑time rebound leader, has used his six‑figure NIL earnings to open a Home2 Suites by Hilton near Raleigh in partnership with Atma Hotel Group. After going undrafted, he has played in Israel, Turkey and the NBA Summer League, aiming for a breakout season that could bring him back to the NBA.
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.
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.
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.
Maccabi Tel Aviv, Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv moved into the next stage of European competition after winning their respective ties, with notable performances from players and coaches.
Pepperdine announced the signing of Oren Sahar, a 6‑4 guard from Tel Aviv, Israel, who arrives after a championship‑winning stint with Maccabi Tel Aviv and notable performances with Israel’s national teams.
Josh Nebo, a US‑born center with Slovenian citizenship, has committed to FC Barcelona until 2029, bringing EuroLeague experience and a desire to contend for titles in Spain and Europe.
Omer Mayer is shifting his focus from scoring to orchestrating the offense for Purdue, stepping into a leadership role that echoes the legacy of Braden Smith while gearing up for a showcase trip to Canada.
Omer Mayer is transitioning from a scoring role to a facilitator for Purdue, bringing leadership and sharper shooting as the Boilermakers gear up for a Canadian tour under FIBA rules.
From Provo to Tel Aviv, Elijah Bryant blends athletic ambition with spiritual discipline, preparing for a new chapter of family life and mentorship.
The NBA draft in Brooklyn welcomed a new name that resonates far beyond the hardwood: Emanuel Sharp, a guard born in Tel Aviv, was selected in the second round, becoming the fourth Israeli citizen ever to earn a spot in the league.
Israeli clubs are entering UEFA qualifiers across three competitions, navigating security challenges and historic rivalries as they aim for European success.
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.
A former professional basketball player was taken into custody at Pittsburgh International Airport after authorities confirmed he owed more than $100,000 in child support, leading to a brief jail stay before a Family Court hearing.
From a 1956 tour that funded a landmark stadium in Jaffa to the upcoming FIFA World Cup fixtures, Toronto’s soccer story intertwines with international politics and community identity.
Maccabi Tel Aviv routed Bnei Herzliya 137-75 as eight players reached double figures, while the league mourned the loss of guard Raz Adam, whose death cast a shadow over upcoming games.
LSU will welcome French center Brice Dessert for the 2026‑27 campaign, completing a series of international acquisitions and coaching changes that signal a new strategic direction for the program.
LSU’s men’s basketball program is set to welcome a new piece of talent this offseason, bringing international experience and NBA draft pedigree.
An 18‑year‑old Barcelona sensation’s flag‑waving sparked diplomatic reactions, with Spain’s leadership defending the gesture while Israel’s defense minister called for the club to distance itself.