'Working for FC Barcelona was a dream come true'
Aviv Levy Shoshan fulfilled a dream many Israelis can only imagine: working for one of the biggest football clubs in the world.
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Aviv Levy Shoshan fulfilled a dream many Israelis can only imagine: working for one of the biggest football clubs in the world.
Israeli skier Noah Szollos shares the mountain with Iranian skier Atefeh Ahmadi at the women’s Giant Slalom event.
UK Lawyers for Israel volunteer organization sent a formal complaint to FIFA, calling on the world soccer governing body to take action following several anti-Israel incidents at an event in Qatar last month.
Several women have accused Avram Grant, one of the most powerful men in Israeli sport, of making unwanted advances while offering to help promote their careers. "Given the nature of the allegations being made, FIFA’s ethics committee will look into the matter," soccer's governing body says.
"Apparently I got a faulty medal," judoka Sagi Muki tells Israel Hayom. "I didn't pour any water on it or anything that shouldn't be done, the color just started coming off over time. It was also in the box, well protected, and I almost never took it out."
Moshe Ponte expected more from the appearance at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. He knows exactly what to improve in the run-up to Paris 2024. And thinking big isn’t enough, even at the age of 65. An unrestrained interview with the president of the Israel Judo Association.
Savvy Gaming group, headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, seeks to be a "pioneer in the development of the gaming and esports industry locally and internationally."
After posing alongside disgraced antisemitic rapper Wiley in Dubai, Manchester United soccer players Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard say they "do not condone" racism.
Cooperation agreement will be signed at a special ceremony in Morocco in the spring.
French Sports Ministry reiterates that there will be no exemptions from new vaccine certificate requirements.
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