For the first time in history, Israel's team has qualified for the final of the UEFA European Under-19 Championship.

Israeli football fans will be allowed to travel to Qatar to watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

North Korea's animosity for the Jewish state is mystifying, until you hear the shockingly petty and totally trumped up reason behind it.

The Argentinian soccer legend made it a point to visit Israel for good luck before world championships.

The Israeli navy paused for a moment to join the World Cup insanity!

Unable to get over a century-old declaration, the Palestinians are hoping England fails at the World Cup.

Israeli billionaire Roman Abramovich funds sick Israeli children's trip to World Cup in Russia, celebrities perform in Israel, and more!

While Israel did not qualify to compete in World Cup 2018, it's still making major technological contributions to the matches!

Classic anti-Semitism – who would have thought that the World Cup is actually a Zionist plot?

Nine IDF soldiers from nine different countries were given a ball. Who has the best control?

In Israel, legendary Cameroonian soccer player Milla underscored the essence of sports -  unity and togetherness!

'One day I hope to watch Iran’s soccer team go head-to-head against Israel in a free Tehran. On that day, we’ll all be winners,' Netanyahu said.

Israel is not playing in the World Cup 2018 football tournament in Russia but is certainly a key-player with its technological contributions to the games.

With a six-figure donation to the Fulfilling Dreams organization, Russian Jewish billionaire Roman Abramovich, who recently became an Israeli citizen, helped a group of ill children attend the World Cup.

Who are the IDF soldiers rooting for? Brazil or France? Argentina or Spain? Find out!

Genesis Prize-winner Itzhak Perlman has said he will donate his $1m prize money to music education and helping people with disabilities; Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren was in Israel to host the Genesis Prize, and much more.

There's no place like the Ramon Crater for stargazing, and French-born, Israeli singer Amir Haddad will represent France at the Eurovision song contest this May in Stockholm, Sweden.