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Ultimatum, uncertainty, and chemistry concerns derail talks between Israeli soccer star and capital club.
The Israel Under-19 National Team wrapped up a historic run at the FIBA U19 World Cup with a 79-68 win over host nation Switzerland, clinching seventh place.
Maya Zilbershlag has been listed on FIBA’s website as one of the “10 Players to Watch” and led Israel with 16 points in the opening loss to France.
She was on Court 5 of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, trailing badly in a first-round Wimbledon Girls’ Singles match. Still, she wanted to capture the moment.
The two basketball teams representing Tel Aviv have plenty of off-court activity.
Omer Mayer sparks a double-digit comeback for the blue-and-white vs Cameroon to advance.
With his legal case dismissed and a potential suspension looming, Retzlaff is now looking to continue his career elsewhere.
Ben Yishai and Haas are also reigning champions of the “Ya’az” Tel Aviv–Jaffa Footvolley League. They will now return home to compete in the upcoming domestic season, set to begin Saturday, July 12.
“First of all, during a time like this, there’s even more pride and a sense of responsibility, especially since this is a World Championship,” Goldman said.
Brooklyn’s bold rebuild sets up first Israeli teammates in NBA history, on a franchise and city rich in Jewish culture.