As the World Cup wraps up, author David Bolchover discusses the forgotten legacies of 11 Jewish football stars whose promising careers were tragically cut short by the Holocaust.

Hundreds of Jewish athletes from around the world gathered in Jerusalem to kick off the 2026 Maccabiah Games.

Every four years, thousands of Jews from around the world gather in Israel to partake in the Maccabiah Games, the Jewish spin on the Olympics.

Some 3,000 athletes from five continents traveled to Israel for 'Maccabiah 2026: More Than Ever!'—which was postponed from 2025 because of the war

'The Jewish people are kind of running out of places where we're welcome to live,' the former coach told Fox News Digital.

The traditional parade of delegations from around the world will also take place at the opening ceremony, and approximately 10,000 athletes from 60 countries are expected to march, according to organizers.

Lehman: 'I don’t think I would be a two-time Olympic medalist, a four-time Olympian, without my mom being a Jewish woman from New York.'

Jack Hughes, whose mother is Jewish and who fondly recalls Passover and Chanukah, scored the overtime winner against Canada to give Team USA the gold medal victory over its continental rival — a massive moment for Jewish sports.

In a landmark moment for Israeli sport, Noa Solush made history by finishing 28th in the World Cup slalom in Kranjska Gora—Israel’s first-ever completion of an Alpine Skiing World Cup event.

Israeli-American basketball star Danny Wolf and Israeli Ben Saraf are both projected to be first-round picks in this year's NBA draft.

Last year’s total of at least 15 Jewish players in the league may be surpassed.

He had also won gold medals in the high jump event at the 2023 World Championships and the 2019 World Junior Championships.

Maccabi European Youth Games is a chance for Young Jewish athletes from all across the globe to compete in their chosen sport.

Last year he became the first American man, and third U.S. fencer overall, to win individual medals at back-to-back world championships.

Israel is sending its second-largest team in history with 88 athletes.

Read on for a (nearly exhaustive) list of Jewish and Israeli athletes to watch as Paris 2024 approaches.

Stoudemire retired from the NBA, but in recent years has played and coached in Israel with Hapoel Jerusalem. 

Australian racewalker Jemima Montag wore a gold bracelet made from a necklace that belonged to her late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, when she won her second Commonwealth Games gold medal.

Triathlete Shawn Forer celebrates the three gold medals he won and shared his experience as part of the US delegation.

The exhibition events on the Netanya beach are an initiative of the Israel Life Saving Federation, which seeks to prevent drownings.

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.

'Athletes Say No to Antisemitism' looks to capitalize on Olympics to fight Jew-hatred.

Nats pick makes Elie Kligman, who became the second Orthodox Jew drafted to Major League Baseball in two days.

Jacob Steinmetz is breaking new ground for Orthodox Jewish athletes.

The New York Rangers' Adam Fox became the first Jewish player ever to receive the Norris Trophy.