Basketball

No. 50: Deni Avdija, Matt Turner, Zach Hyman, Oscar Gloukh, and Daniel Peretz

Five athletes carrying Jewish and Israeli pride onto the world stage.

 (L-R, clockwise): Deni Avdija, Oscar Gloukh, Zach Hyman, Matt Turner, and Daniel Peretz
Maccabi Tel Aviv player Keaton Wallace against Bnei Herzliya.

'Expectations of Maccabi Tel Aviv are high': Keaton Wallace sets goals

Chairman of the Israel Basketball Association, Amos Frishman.

Basketball association to return half a million shekels to clubs

Gal Mekel and Matan Adelson, owners of Hapoel Jerusalem.

Hapoel Jerusalem advances to final stage for permanent EuroLeague license


Real revolution at Hapoel Tel Aviv? 'Everyone needs to get used to the new era'

Many at Hapoel Tel Aviv were surprised by Maccabi approach. Official: Under current structure, no independent approaches allowed on sensitive issues.

The change has already caused a storm. Oren Hasson.

Avdija: 'I won't allow anyone to question my commitment to the national team and the country'

Avdija addressed absence: Portland wouldn't risk my health. I proved how much I care; I had no option to play and want to be healthy.

Israeli national team player Deni Avdija.

Israel knocked out of World Cup qualification after defeat to Latvia

The national team fell in second half as Latvia pulled away for an 85-70 win, capping a dismal evening for Ariel Beit-Halahmy and players.

Another Gloomy Evening for Israeli Basketball. Kravitz.

Hapoel Tel Aviv dominates Beitar Jerusalem as Barda’s squad earns Premier League home victory

Beitar owner Barak Abramov acknowledged that his club has endured a difficult opening to the season but said there would be no panic following the defeat.

HAPOEL TEL AVIV players celebrate their 3-0 victory over Beitar Jerusalem at Bloomfield as the Reds continue to roll early on in the Premier League season.

Representing Israel proudly, Saraf looks to build promising rookie season in Brooklyn - interview

Despite the challenges that come with adapting to the NBA, Saraf continued to develop his skills and became yet another role model for young basketball players across Israel.

ISRAELI GUARD Ben Saraf handles the ball for the Brooklyn Nets during his first NBA season, carrying the hopes of the next generation of Israeli hoops players.

Black and Jewish youth build bridges through basketball, on the court and beyond

“We are creating transformative spaces where young people learn empathy, trust, and cooperation, before prejudice ever takes root.”

The Nike basketball camp at the JCC of Greater Baltimore.

Israel’s World Cup basketball hopes dashed with loss to Latvia

The blue-and-white ended the August window with two losses, having fallen to Poland 106-86 last week in the first game, and have been officially eliminated from World Cup qualifying.

YAM MADAR scored 15 points for Israel in a 85-70 loss to Latvia in World Cup qualifying on Sunday night.

Led by Blakeney, Hapoel Tel Aviv blows out Balkan 101–76

The Reds opened their preseason campaign in Sofia with a dominant victory over the Bulgarian EuroCup squad, propelled by double-digit efforts from Blakeney, Micic, and LeDay.

Satoranský Makes His Unofficial Debut in Red.

Hanochi brings power and purpose as Israel fights to keep hoops World Cup hopes alive

This summer, Jerusalem signed one of Europe’s top coaches, Serbian Sasa Obradovic, who previously led Monaco to the EuroLeague Final Four.

YOTAM HANOCHI will look to help Israel keep its World Cup hopes alive as it opens the second stage of qualifying against Poland and Latvia.

Hapoel Jerusalem clarifies: 'We are candidates for a EuroLeague license'

Hapoel Jerusalem refuted reports it dropped out of the EuroLeague race, confirming it submitted a framework proposal and prepares a binding offer with Matan Adelson.

Hapoel Jerusalem fans.