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They started as soccer partners; Now they’re fashion stars in their own right
From WAGs of the 2000s to fashion powerhouses today: soccer players’ partners including Georgina Rodríguez, Antonela Roccuzzo and Michelle Gerzig have built personal brands, turning fame, style and social media influence into careers of their own
Itay Yaacov
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07.10.26
Israel rigged the World Cup for Argentina, online conspiracy theorists now claim
After Argentina’s dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Egypt, social media users spread false claims involving Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, an Israeli flag in the stands and an antisemitic edit to the match referee’s Wikipedia page
ynet
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07.09.26
Anan Khalaili agrees to join Inter in biggest transfer in Israeli soccer history
The Nerazzurri will pay Union Saint-Gilloise 23 million euros plus future bonuses for the Israeli winger, who has agreed personal terms on a five-year contract after a breakout season in Belgium and Europe
Nadav Zenziper
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07.09.26
‘They were robbed’: Mamdani joins backlash over Egypt’s disallowed goal against Argentina
New York City mayor joined the backlash over a disputed VAR call that denied Egypt a 2-0 lead before Argentina’s late comeback win in the World Cup round of 16
ynet
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07.09.26
The rise of African soccer signals new world order
Morocco’s success shows how European-trained talent and African identity are reshaping the World Cup’s balance of power
Dr. Ofer Mokhtar
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07.08.26
World Cup fans fell in love with ranch. Then they tried to fly it home
International soccer fans visiting the US discovered ranch dressing during World Cup and turned it into a viral souvenir, prompting TSA warnings, airport sales and playful new solutions from major brands
News Agencies
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07.02.26
Germany and Netherlands dumped out as World Cup delivers double upset
Paraguay stunned Germany after a 1-1 draw, handing the four-time champions their first World Cup penalty-shootout defeat, before Morocco beat the Netherlands on penalties after another 1-1 thriller to reach the last 16
ynet
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06.30.26
A World Cup clash, a tinderbox: Netherlands-Morocco puts Dutch cities on edge
Dutch authorities brace for unrest as a huge Moroccan community, football hooligans and rising anti-immigrant politics turn one of the tournament’s biggest matches into a security test for Amsterdam and other cities
Zeev Avrahami
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06.29.26
The right side of the grass? World Cup pitch worries put soccer’s biggest stage on shaky ground
Players say dry, uneven grass is slowing games and disrupting rhythm, as FIFA faces a 16-stadium challenge across heat, altitude, humidity and converted football venues
Shlomi Aharoni
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06.28.26
Why the 2026 FIFA World Cup is the best tournament in years
At the 2026 World Cup in the US, soccer fever, global fan celebrations and soaring ticket prices define a polished commercial spectacle — while weather alerts remind Israeli fans of missile warnings back home
Shay Mogilevsky
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06.25.26
Ronaldo scores against Uzbekistan, becomes first player to score in six World Cups
Portugal captain struck in the sixth minute as his team looked to recover from its opening draw with DR Congo and strengthen its group position
ynet
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06.23.26
Lionel Messi becomes World Cup’s all-time top scorer with 18 goals
The Argentine star passed Miroslav Klose with a brace against Austria, sending Argentina to the knockout stage from first place despite missing an early penalty
ynet
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06.22.26
World Cup reaches 1,000 matches: From Hurst’s crossbar to Japan vs Tunisia
The tournament’s first matches were played 96 years ago in Uruguay; now Japan and Tunisia meet in Monterrey for World Cup game No. 1,000, after a century of finals, controversies, collapses and iconic goals
ynet
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06.21.26
FIFA eyes Israel-Palestinian youth match to open new US tournament
Proposed under-15 event would be open to all 211 FIFA members, including Russia, with Miami the likely host; the plan follows a failed handshake attempt between Israeli and Palestinian delegates at FIFA’s Vancouver congress
ynet
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06.15.26
‘Jerseys against hatred’: Holocaust museum showcases football’s stand against discrimination
The Brazilian Holocaust Museum is bringing together football kits from around the world in an unprecedented exhibition showing how football can be a field for social transformation, resistance and diversity
ynet Global
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06.13.26
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