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
Footwear designer Stuart Weitzman is a Maccabiah Ping-Pong medalist
Stuart Weitzman has designed shoes for the likes of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. His iconic luxury footwear brand is sold in over 70 countries, he is also a Maccabiah Games medal winner.
Jewish Sports Museum in Kfar Maccabiah to open for Sukkot
The museum covers an area of 1,500 square meters and will present the exciting story of Jewish sports, from the 19th century to the present day, alongside more than 1,000 rare items.
The sky’s no limit for this Jewish 14-year-old high-jumper
Last month, JJ Harel participated in the Junior Olympics, where he won three gold medals and cleared 6 feet and 5 inches in the high jump - breaking a 42-year-old record for the Under 14 age group.
Letters to the Editor August 15, 2022: Strong connections
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
We need more Orthodox Jews planning the Maccabiah Games - opinion
We want the Maccabiah Experience – A Lifetime to Remember to include everyone.
Auburn senior Lior Berman opens up about playing D1 hoops under Bruce Pearl - interview
“Coach Pearl has been working on taking the team on a trip to Israel for a long time. It’s crazy how things work out and that five days after the Maccabiah, my college is coming here," Berman said.
At the ‘Jewish Olympics,’ Argentine athletes made a splash playing for their country
The Maccabiah Games, often nicknamed the Jewish Olympics, takes place every four years in Israel, bringing together many of the best amateur Jewish athletes from dozens of countries.
21st Maccabiah Games opening: A sparkling ceremony
Our minds were preoccupied with being in the presence of three impressive figures: Joe Biden, Isaac Herzog and Yair Lapid.
Marching at the opening of the Maccabiah
It makes sense that we cheered before even competing in any events. Every single member of every single delegation was a winner just for being there.
Letters to the Editor July 27, 2022: Major blunder
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.