Maccabiah
Maccabi World Union hosts released hostages, families at Kfar Maccabiah
Maccabi World Union has opened its Kfar Maccabiah facilities to hostages recently released from captivity in Gaza and their families, providing them with a place to recover and readjust to daily life
Maccabiah delay leaves teen competitors in limbo
Time out: Israeli athletes, sports in limbo
Maccabiah Games postponed to 2026 in shadow of Israel's war with Iran
Rabbi Jellinek’s Hanukkah problem
Not even a million Maccabees, according to Jellinek, could bring the Messiah!
Kfar Maccabiah Hotel opens Israel’s largest extreme-sports complex
The complex is a significant milestone in making the Kfar Maccabiah Club a leader in Israel in professional and popular sports, Kfar Maccabiah CEO Dror Morad said.
21st Maccabiah postponed a year for Olympics to 2022
Hoping to attract record number of competitors to Israel, Maccabi World Union doesn't want to conflict with delayed Tokyo Games
Jewish athletes competing in Hungary honor 1st Jewish Olympic champion
Alfred Hajo, who died in 1955, was both the first Jewish Olympic champion and the first Hungarian one.
Tel Aviv welcomes world-class squash event
The British installed squash courts at their army bases. When the State of Israel was declared, they became part of the air force and the pilots became the Jewish state's first squash players.
Maccabi World Union Congress opens in Israel
Around 350 members of the organization arrived in Israel from North and South America, Europe, the former Soviet Union, Australia and South Africa.
A common memory and a common destiny
We need to preserve our heritage and nation by building a new creative link in the wonderful chain of Jewish continuity.
An icy blast set to hit August in Jerusalem
Russian ice dancers Cirque de Glace will wow the capital with chilly acrobatics.
A spirit of unity
The 20th Maccabiah draws a record 10,000 athletes from 80 countries.
Morris Kahn: Honorary Maccabiah president is a modern Maccabean hero
From Kahn’s successes in the world of business he was able to dedicate more of his life to his true calling: helping people and the environment.