Paralympics
Grapevine, July 10, 2026: Mixed Irish feelings
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
PremiumPremiumIsrael's wounded warriors run toward recovery as Maccabiah Games approach
From running tracks to Iran's regime: a marathon edition of hope - from the editor
The skirt, the snow, and the spirit: Sheina Vaspi’s uphill race to Paralympics
Harmful 'boosting' casts shadow before Paralympics
Buildup to disabled games blighted by tales of deliberate "performance enhancing" injuries, banned by Int'l Paralympic C'tee.
Jewish London and the Olympic Games
The greatest victory of the Olympic Games goes to the 70,000 volunteer Games Makers who worked day in and day out to ensure that the “friendly Games” were the best possible for athletes, officials and spectators alike.
PM to Paralympians: We'll broadcast from London
“For me you are already champions who have achieved great victories,” Netanyahu says.
July 24: Stay out of Sinai!
"I criticize Linda Epstein for advocating that Israelis vacation in the Sinai."
No obstacle too big for Israeli hand cyclist
Pascale Bercovitch will represent Israel in the London 2012 Paralympics in the hand biking category.
My Word: Olympic spirit and ghosts
Even before the starters’ whistle, it seems likely that the upcoming Olympic Games, like their predecessors, will have a political angle.
Gershony rolls closer to Paralympics with US Open win
Gershony, is the third ranked quads singles player in the world and 9th ranked doubles player.
Israeli athletes win 51 medals at Special Olympics
Peres telephoned Athens on Monday morning to congratulate members of the Israeli delegation and to wish them good luck in the future.
Exclusive video: Optimism without bounds
Following a tragic accident at the age of 17, paralympic athlete Pascal Bercovitch made aliyah from France and grabbed hold of own dreams.
