In the wake of the terrorist attacks in southern Israel, Assaf volunteered for agricultural assistance on a kibbutz and worked with the Israel Baseball Association running clinics with Israeli kids of evacuated communities.

Rockland’s Jewish community is excited to have Lowengart in their county not because he’s a celebrity, but because he’s their brother.

The door that can only be opened with two keys simultaneously.

Jewish ex-MLB outfielder recalls facing antisemitism, fan giving Nazi salute.

During the 1965 World Series, Sandy Koufax famously refused to pitch on the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur.

Jacob Steinmetz is breaking new ground for Orthodox Jewish athletes.

America's favorite pastime is making waves in the Middle East with a new collaboration between Israeli and Emirati youth baseball leagues.

Nevada baseball standout Elie Kligman is aiming for the major leagues, but insists on his religious observance.

Alon Leichman grew up on a kibbutz half way between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, but one that had a baseball field and a father who played in Israel's fastpitch softball league.

Future hall-of-famer Albert Pujols arrived in Israel this week on the latest of his many visits to the Holy Land, where he hits a grand slam spiritually every single time!

Exceeding expectations, Team Israel beat higher-ranking teams and progressed to the second round of the World Baseball Classic.

In an historic victory, Israel won the World Baseball Classic opener against South Korea.

American Baseball pros are in Israel to promote the favorite American sport while connecting with their heritage and Jewish identity.

Israel will play the winner of the Great Britain-Pakistan game on Sunday. The winner of that game will travel to South Korea to play in the 16-team classic next March.

Ezer Mizion’s Hakalah Respite Program provides parents of special-needs children the opportunity to celebrate events with their families while knowing that their child is well looked after, and 70% of the employees of Jerusalem café Bistro Harutzim have various special needs.

Baseball in Israel has started to take off with a new youth academy and a recent European World Series Win. Do they have what it takes to make the Major Leagues?