Remember! The Price is High to Ride A Bike in Rabin Square

Bicycle riding is encouraged in Tel Aviv -- but not in Rabin Square -- and riding against the rules can earn you a hefty fine.

Tel Aviv Yafo Celebrates Water Sports This Week in ‘Sail 2016’

Israelis and tourists from all over the country and abroad are in Tel Aviv this week to celebrate water sports.

Tel Aviv to Curb Bikes on Sidewalks After Pesach

Tel Aviv is getting ready to curb biking on the city's sidewalks, and penalize those who break the law.

The True Art of Sport: Game or Torture?

Sport teaches us who we really are. It is not just entertainment or therapy for those who watch, but a glimpse of the infinite possibilities of life.

David Blatt in the Running to Coach the Knicks

Blatt went down in history as the NBA coach who was fired with the highest winning percentage — .732.

Haifa U Study Shows Emotions Provide Clues to Future Behavior – in Baseball, Too

When people express emotions, others can identify how that person feels according to facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, and so forth.

New Jewish Baseball Museum Features Starting Lineup Online

Jewish baseball fans can slake that thirst for knowledge at last at the brand-new Jewish Baseball Museum, online.

Israel Takes 2 Gold Medals in Ju-Jitsu

"Modern Ju-Jitsu fits our current way of life, and gives answers to today's needs."

Israeli City of Eilat To Host World Windsurfing Championships

For the first time, Israel will host the RS:X World Windsurfing Championships, as 143 of the world’s top athletes converge Monday on the southern resort city of Eilat.

Bored With Snow? Trek the Israel National Trail With Google Street View!

Trekkers unable to hike the Israel National Trail no longer need mourn their plight: it's now on Google Street View.

Israeli American Head Coach David Blatt Fired by NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers

Israeli American Jewish NBA coach David Blatt was fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers late Friday -- but not for his record.

New Basketball League for People with Special Needs Launched in Israel

Israel’s first ever basketball league for people with special needs was launched in Jerusalem on Monday evening, January 11, in the presence of Mayor Nir Barkat.

Snow Falling on Mount Hermon, Winter Storm Starting in North

Snow has begun to fall on Mount Hermon; rain, wind and flash floods are forecast elsewhere in Israel.

New Israeli Smartglasses Use Elbit Jet Technology for Cyclists

They look and feel like traditional sports eyewear, but with hidden technology that helps athletes get the most out of their activity.

Turkish Soccer Fans Chant ‘Allahu Akbar’ During Solidarity for Paris

The players stood silently for minute while the fans booed and chanted Islamic terrorists' motto.

German-Dutch Soccer Match Canceled, Explosives Found at the Scene

'Credible threat' of explosive attack at a German soccer stadium led to cancellation of Tuesday's match.

Israel Ranked in 22nd Place in World Softball League

The ranking comes one year after the World Softball Confederation warned Tunisia for removing the Israeli flag at the first softball conference.

Israeli Miracle Man in NYC Marathon

Adi Deutch, an IDF veteran and amputee, competed in the NYC Marathon on Sunday.

Grand Slam Abu Dhabi: Algerian Losing to Israeli Judoka Gili Cohen, Shakes her Hand

Abu Dhabi probably didn't want the Israeli team there, because the Israelis are winning.

Israeli Flags Banned from Jewish-Arab Soccer Game

Police have ordered that no flags, including those of the State of Israel, will be allowed at a soccer match between Beitar Jerusalem and...

AG Weinstein Overrides Judge’s Decision, Permits Soccer on Shabbat

Weinstein decided there will be soccer league games in Israel this Shabbat, despite a ruling by Labor Court Judge Ariela Glitzr Katz to the contrary.

Quick, Somebody Tell the Messiah — No Soccer in Israel this Shabbat

The union of Israeli soccer players asked a labor court in Tel Aviv to suspend soccer games on Shabbat, because they’ve been conducted illegally. Only Shas can bring back the game.

Cardiff Kills Exhibition of Jews, Muslims, Christians Playing Together Because It Was Shot in...

The project focuses on lower-league soccer throughout Israel, emphasizing how Muslim, Christian and Jewish communities come together through the game.

Maccabi Tel Aviv and European Champs EA7 Emporio Armani Milan To Play First “Euro...

The Celebrated European Clubs Will Clash in Two Games As Part of The 2015 Euroleague Basketball World Tour.

Israeli Wins Silver Medal in World ‘Triple Jump’ Championships

Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko's, 25, won a silver medal in the women's triple jump finals in the world championship competition in Beijing Monday. Her performance set an...

Lithuanian Jews Dump Chief Rabbi for ‘Lies’ as Lengthy War over Fate of Ancient...

Rabbi Burstein said that a planned reconstruction of a sports palace was an “unacceptable desecration” of the Jewish cemetery where the Vilna Gaon is buried, while the Jewish community disagrees.

Jerusalem to Invest a Record NIS 50M to Promote Arts & Culture

The Jerusalem municipality will invest a record-breaking NIS 50 million to promote culture and art in the city, starting this year.

Israeli Special Olympics Teams Win 62 Medals at Los Angeles Summer Games

PM Netanyahu congratulated Israeli athletes this week on winning 62 medals at the Special Olympics in Los Angeles.

Violent Bulgarian Soccer Fans Chase Israeli Team off the Field [video]

The "friendly" game was cancelled after the fans took over the soccer field.

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