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UK PM Keir Starmer slams ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans: 'We will not tolerate antisemitism'

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized authorities for banning Israeli fans from a Europa League match, saying police must ensure 'all football fans can enjoy the game, without fear of violence or intimidation'

ynet | 10.17.25

Argentine Jewish sportscaster’s emotional on-air speech: 'I vowed to fight until all hostages return'

Argentine sportscaster Hernán Feller celebrated the latest hostage releases live on air nearly two years after his aunt was freed from Hamas captivity, vowing never to forget those who stayed silent during the war

Ran Boker | 10.13.25

After months of delays, Israel permits American basketball player to live in the country — but only temporarily

Jared Armstrong says sports can bridge divides

Armstrong explains how basketball, soccer and other sports are uniting kids in Israel

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 10.12.25

International Gymnastics Federation backs Indonesia’s decision to deny visas to Israeli gymnasts

Indonesian media report that FIG officials confirmed support for the government’s visa ban on Israeli gymnasts; Israeli IOC member Yael Arad said she will act through all available channels

Nadav Zenziper | 10.10.25

'They’re coming home': Israeli sports stars erupt in joy over hostage deal

From Deni Avdija to Eyal Berkovic, Lior Refaelov to Sagi Muki, Israel’s sports world reacts with elation to news of the deal expected to bring home hostages held in Gaza for more than two years

ynet | 10.09.25

Netanyahu at UN lashes out at West as Israel faces growing isolation, boycotts and expulsion threats

Diplomatic sources expressed surprise at PM’s sharp tone toward Europe in his address to the General Assembly, saying ‘for a moment, the prime minister seemed to think he was president of the United States’

Itamar Eichner, New York | 09.26.25

World’s richest soccer player? Not Messi or Ronaldo

With a net worth estimated at no less than $22 billion, Faiq Jefri Bolkiah, billionaire nephew of Brunei’s sultan, is set to join DPMM FC as club returns to the Malaysian league

Ynet | 09.23.25

International Olympic Committee denies discussion of suspending Israel

IOC President Kirsty Coventry confirmed Israel's delegation will compete as usual at the Winter Olympics in Italy: 'Now more than ever, the Olympic movement must show the good in humanity'

Ynet | 09.20.25

Spain PM calls to ban Israel from sports

The protests against Israel’s war in Gaza resulted in arrests and injuries, disrupted the event, and ultimately led to the cancellation of the final leg and the podium ceremony

Shosh Bedrosian, ILTV | 09.18.25

Canada to host Israel Davis Cup tie without fans amid security concerns

Canada’s Davis Cup tie with Israel will be played in Halifax without fans after security agencies warned of possible disruptions; matches will be broadcast online only, with Tennis Canada citing safety as the top priority

Ynet | 09.10.25

Israel faces Italy in crucial World Cup qualifier

Team Israel recently beat Moldova 4–0 and now faces the Italian national team

Devo Klein, ILTV | 09.09.25

Athletes' hidden injury: Dental trauma threatens careers and brand value

From Messi to Curry, professional athletes face overlooked dental injuries that can cost thousands in treatment and damage their marketable image

Gal Fleitman | 09.08.25

Wealthy tourists are already booking luxury mansions for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles

The Olympic Games in LA will not open until 2028, but the city’s limited supply of luxury mansions and high-end apartments has already prompted wealthy tourists, athletes and corporations to lock down properties years ahead of time; Rental prices for the period are already running about 40% higher than usual

News Agencies | 09.07.25

Israel splits EuroBasket openers

NBA player Deni Avdija made great plays, with strong defense and crucial points that maintained a 10-point advantage throughout most of the game

Devo Klein, ILTV | 09.01.25

What boycott?: Chess players from 23 countries sign up for Jerusalem international tourney in 1st 24 hours

More than 100 players from 23 nations — including the US, Germany, Denmark, Angola and South Africa — have already registered for the Jerusalem Open, set for November, signaling Israel’s growing standing in global chess

Ynetnews | 08.25.25

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