Race
Diaspora youth mark Disability Awareness Month in inclusive race at Israeli rehabilitation village
The annual event brought together visiting students involved in fundraising efforts with residents of the village, rehabilitation patients, staff, and volunteers.
Israeli motorcyclist takes second place in Dubai race, qualifies for FIM Bajas World Cup
Epic Israel race turns Carmel into celebration of nature and resilience
Winner Epic Israel marks a decade of cycling for sport, land, and community
US Jews of Color reveal experiences, struggles in new study
A study conducted by researchers at Stanford University puts the spotlight on the experiences of American Jews of Color.
One year until Maccabiah kicks off with night race
The race will be accompanied by lighting and music performances, and a special atmosphere.
Over 250 attend Jewish-Arab 'Peace Race' in Tel Aviv to boost coexistence
The 7-km. race starts at 8 a.m. at the pool and continues along the promenade to Jaffa's Clock Square and then returns to the pool.
Runners to race from Jerusalem to Eilat to raise money for at-risk youth
Race begins March 10 at 5 p.m. at Jerusalem's First Station.
Iditarod sled-dog race losing Exxon support amid animal-rights pressure
“No reputable company wants to associate with a race that forces dogs to run until they collapse," PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman said.
Saudi Arabia hosts Israeli racers for Dakar Rally after new inroads
The rally website listed the teams as Belgian and American - a possible indicator of official reluctance to publicize an Israeli presence.
Democrat voters fuelling increasing divide over race in America - poll
America has grown increasingly polarized over the last four years thanks to Democrats hardening their stance on race relations and equality.
Italian Tourist Board in Israel wishes Israeli team luck in Giro d'Italia
The Israeli team will race in the Giro d’Italia bicycle race for the third consecutive year and includes Guy Sagiv, the first Israeli rider ever to finish the race in 2018.
African American history professor admits she lied about being black
Jessica A Krug has built her academic career upon a black identity she now admits is not her own.
When cared for by white doctors, Black newborns are more likely to die
The mortality rate of Black newborns plunges when they are cared for by Black doctors
