Israeli professional sports car driver Roy Nissany will become Israel’s first Formula One driver.

Ran Yochay, 17, missed  half the superbike season due to fractured elbows suffered during a crash but now she’s happily back on the track.

Tel Aviv’s Kerem Hateimanim is one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world, Tech Talk Show features Israeli entrepreneurs, and more!

Twenty-one teams from 12 countries will compete for medals at the Kraft Family Sports Campus.

Here are some highlights from Omri Casspi, the first Israeli to play for the NBA who is now happily returning to Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Israel’s national under-20 basketball team defeated Spain, winning the second consecutive European Championship.

'There is no room for politics' in sports, the Israeli Athletics Association said, condemning the attacks on the athlete by Arab-Israeli groups promoting hate. 

Nili Block, Israel's three-time World Champion in the Thai boxing sport of Muah Thai, was 'not surprised' that the Iranians are going back on their word.

Patriots football owner, Genesis Prize winner Robert Kraft announced that he was earmarking $20 million to establish a foundation dedicated to combating anti-Semitism and BDS.

Challenging! You can have so much fun and a great workout with indoor rock climbing in Tel Aviv!

Dabour just received a huge contract to play in Spain, but it's his humble beginnings in Nazareth and his father's dream that motivate him to play at his best.

Netanya hosted a totally radical surfing competition this week for top riders from around the world.

The World Chess Federation has barred Saudi Arabia from hosting the next world championship because it won't let Israelis enter the country to participate.

Basketball Hall of Famer Mutombo, who hails from a devout Christian community in Congo, described his first visit to the holy city as an emotional experience.

United Hatzalah volunteers bring a 72-year-old water-sports enthusiast to the sea once a month. The bedridden patient says they have saved his life.

'That spirit that you bring with you to the Special Olympics is something we can all learn and draw inspiration from,' Rivlin told the athletes.

True chivalry! Israeli football players removed their coats in freezing-cold weather to make the mascots comfortable.

Regev demanded that her Spanish counterpart not cave in to BDS activism and hold the women's water polo match at its originally designated venue. 

For the first time, Israeli athletes will compete in Abu Dhabi under an Israeli flag. 

As a representative of his nation, Dan Kremer felt he couldn’t participate in the World Championships on Judaism’s holiest day.

The Irish Football Association has rejected calls from BDS supporters to nix a friendly match between the country and Israel next month.

Israel's 'Dog TV' makes pets happy; Thousands of storks spooted in south; European Championships of flag football next year in Jerusalem and much more!

Israeli athletes continue to earn their reputations as overachievers in international sports event, with two para-athletes dominating a major swimming competition in Europe this week.

IDF veteran Lazmy won first place in the International Blind Sports Federation’s 2018 Bowling World Championships.

Arab bigotry against Israel at major competitions makes a mockery of the universal principles of equality and brotherhood for which international sporting events stand.