Israeli executive ascends to key Premier League role
This appointment elevates Boaz Toshav to one of the highest-ranking Israelis in Premier League circles.
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Borussia Dortmund's touching tribute to family of Oct. 7 victim transcends loss to Real Madrid
While they may have finished as runners-up in the Champions League, the German soccer team’s compassionate outreach to the family of Netta Epstein – murdered by Hamas – has proven them true champions.
Life of Iranian athlete hangs in the balance over support for Israel
"Only god knows what fate awaits her," users say in concern for national soccer team player Mobina Rostami. Rostami was arrested after posting on Instagram, "We love Israel and hate the Islamic Republic."
Pro-Palestinian wrestler steps up anti-Israel campaign
Prominent WWE wrestler Rami Sebei, professionally known as Sami Zayn, has described Israel as akin to an "organized crime mafia" and has actively supported social media content that vehemently opposes Israel's existence.
Will Tomer Benny awe Las Vegas? Boxer speaks about dramatic move
"The immediate goal is really to sign a professional contract as a prospect, which is someone they believe is young up-and-coming talent and ultimately a contender for the belt," the Israeli star tells Israel Hayom in an interview as he prepares relocation.
Israeli swimmer wins historic silver medal at Doha World Championships
Anastasia Gorbenko stands strong against crowd's boos, saying she is "happy to represent my country in this hard time."
'A great Las Vegas Super Bowl': Fans describe 'electric' energy
“This one has lived up to all the hype,” CBS play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz says at the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter.
Irish women's basketball team refuses to shake hands with Israeli opponents
Basketball Ireland says the refusal stemmed from "inflammatory and wholly inaccurate accusations of antisemitism made by Israeli players and coaching staff."
Days after Israel Hayom report, international hockey body allows Israeli team to compete
Some 8 hours before a legal hearing in an international court on the matter, the Olympic Committee and the Ice Hockey Federation of Israel received an official letter that there was no longer fear that Israelis would be subject to discrimination and exclusion and therefore they were invited to the contest. The legal pressure and international outrage following the initial decision, it appears, ultimately swayed the International Ice Hockey Federation.
Israeli source confirms efforts to bring Jehezkel from Turkey
Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc said late Sunday the Israeli international was charged with “openly inciting the public to hatred and hostility" after he showed “an ugly gesture in support of the Israeli massacre in Gaza.”