Israeli Arab High Jumper Pressured to Reconsider Competing for Israel

Palestinians and supporters of BDS urge Hanin Nasser not to compete for Israel at a European competition that begins Thursday

Baseball: Israel, in Bid to Reach Tokyo Games, Opens Strongly in Bulgaria

Lacrosse: Israel U20 finishes fifth in Prague

The Israeli Fencer Fighting to Keep the Shabbat - and His Championship

Underdog Yuval Freilich, 24, is first Israeli to win European Fencing Championships: 'I had to make a decision: either I give up fencing and observe Shabbat, or I continue to compete and see how far I can get'

Baseball Championship Series Between Ra’anana and Tel Aviv Goes to Final Game

TA Comrades come back in nail-biter for a 5-4 win

'I Fainted Every Day and Urinated Blood': A Rare Illness Didn't Stop This Israeli Athlete From Winning 4 Gold Medals

Anyone who saw Lee Korzits win world windsurfing championships would have no idea that she was going through

Basketball Pros Michael Redd, Tamir Goodman Train At-risk Teens From Southern Israel

A group of 80 at-risk and vulnerable boys from a Gaza border community took part in a basketball clinic in Jerusalem Tuesday

Baseball: Jerusalem Retakes Sole Possession of First Position in Premier League

In Reversal, Iran Will Stop Boycott of Israeli Judokas

'We would like to confirm that the I.R. Iran NOC shall fully respect the Olympic Charter and its non-discrimination principle,' Iran Judo Federation said making no exception for Israel. But Iran media remain skeptical

Israeli Arab Soccer Team Climbs to a Higher League, Bringing New Hope to a Generation

Representation of the Arab community in soccer is on the rise. The meaning of this goes beyond pure sports

Long-distance Runner Selamawit Bayoulgn Receives Israeli Citizenship

Ethiopian-born Bayoulgn is married to Israeli marathon record holder Marhu Teferi and could qualify for the World Championships as soon as next week

Israeli Gymnast Linoy Ashram Wins Five Medals at World Cup

The country's top rhythmic gymnast will bring home two gold medals, two silver, and a bronze

Israeli Gymnast Wins Second Consecutive Silver in European Championships

21-year-old Artem Dolgopyat, who won the floor exercise challenge in the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup series last years, has his eyes on the Tokyo Olympics

Israel Wins Gold for Artistic Swimming in Athens

It was the first time Israel topped its Greek rivals in the sport, scoring 84.77 points, its highest grade ever

Over 100 Cultural Institutions Slam Israeli Culture Minister for 'Intentional' Discrimination

Miri Regev is 'harming the public the ministry is meant to serve' by failing to announce their 2019 budget, leading institutes urge in letter to the minister

Former NBA Star Amar'e Stoudemire Granted Israeli Citizenship

'This is an emotional moment for me, I’ve loved Israel for a long time,' Hapoel Jerusalem player says

Lions, Facing Troopers, Looking for Israel Bowl 3-peat

The Jerusalem team hopes to reprise last year’s success, as Petah Tikva looks to change its luck

Record Number of Foreign Athletes Among 40,000 Runners in Tel Aviv Marathon

Ethiopia's Demie Samuel Getachew won's the men's race, while Kenyan Margaret Wangui Njuguna came first among the women

Israel Nabs Its First-ever World Cup Fencing Medal, Winning Silver

The blue and white lost to Russia in the finals but now has a better chance of reaching the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo

19-year-old Israeli Paralympic Swimmer Sets World Record

Mark Malyar, who has cerebral palsy, sets world record for 1,500 meters swimming in the Wingate open competition, improving previous record by almost 23 seconds

Sports Shorts Jtown Hands Tel Aviv First Loss in Israel Netball

Atletico Niv draws away from pack in Int’l Football League of Israel

Lacrosse New Head Coach Announced for Israel's Men’s Squad

Max Silberlicht will serve as head coach of the Israel men’s Lacrosse national team

Editorial Racism Is Not a Game

Israel has a long way to go in eliminating racism, but soccer fields, which often provide fertile ground for such ugly phenomena, must be places where clear-cut preventive action is taken

Remembering the Holocaust Survivor Who Changed World Soccer as We Know It

A British journalist has sparked a revival of the memory of Erno Erbstein, a trailblazing Hungarian soccer player and coach, seven decades after his death in a plane crash

Malaysia Stripped of Hosting Paralympics Championship Over Ban of Israelis

The Muslim country had recently moved to impose a blanket ban on all Israelis from entering for any event

In First Judo Grand Prix Hosted by Tel Aviv, Two Israeli Women Win Gold

Shira Rishony and Timna Nelson Levy won gold medals while Gili Cohen won a silver medal

Israeli Netball: Givat Washington Battles Ra’anana to Rare Draw

In soccer, Ra’anana avoids draw to stay on top of International Football League table

Israeli Soccer Team Fined for 'Shoah Slogans' Against Rival's Supporters

Hapoel Tel Aviv says chants of 'Shoah for Maccabi' are a general expression of 'deep hatred'

Analysis Israeli Soccer's Golden Boy Just Took a Huge Risk. And It Could Catapult Him to Fame

Manor Solomon, 19, has signed for Shakhtar Donetsk – a team that is known for taking a chance on young talent and launching players into the soccer stratosphere

Palestinian Soccer Stars With Israeli Citizenship Put on the Red, Green and Black

At the Asian Cup now underway, Palestine has four players with blue ID cards. Star back Abdullah Jaber tells Haaretz about the challenges