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Israel Hayom has learned that feelers have been sent to senior figures in the president's inner circle in recent days to invite him to the world's largest Jewish sporting event and dubbed "the Jewish Olympics."
Belal Muhammad, an American fighter who has been publicly aligning with Gaza since October 7, lost his UFC title to Jack Della Maddalena. The Australian fighter extended his winning streak to 18 bouts.
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Auburn's Final Four coach talks war, faith, and basketball during his visit to the Holy Land.
As first reported in Israel Hayom, Oren Smadja announced he will leave his position as coach of Israel's men's judo team, ending a 15-year career.
Sami Zayn removes controversial social media post only after media inquiry, following months of documented complaints from Jewish organizations.
Israel's rugby team achieved a historic and particularly dramatic achievement by defeating Malta 16-15 – their first-ever victory against the Mediterranean nation, which is ranked 23 places above Israel in the world rankings of the sport.
As the UFC legend formally announced his intention to run for presidency, he continues to face backlash in pro-Palestinian Ireland.
Jon Scheyer (Duke), Bruce Pearl (Auburn), and Todd Golden (Florida) make history by leading their teams to the top of NCAA rankings, symbolizing the growing prominence of Jews in US sports. Matt Elkin, CEO of the Jewish Coaches Association: “This is huge for our community.”
Israel celebrates as Deni Avdija dazzles in NBA with Portland Trail Blazers. Fan pages on X erupted after superb dunk, with one calling it "Avdija’s most beautiful move in the NBA so far, no doubt, it was a stunning poster."
Germany is set to bid farewell this Saturday to 40-year-old Diego, who will play his retirement match for Werder Bremen. However, one former teammate will not be part of the grand event. "He has recently undergone a development that does not align with the club's values," said the team’s spokesperson.
