The 18-year-old from central Israel says the widely televised tourney is even bigger than he imagined. Though not seeing much playing time in his rookie season, opportunity awaits

Hours before a humiliating 10-0 loss, Israel hosts the DR for a ceremony celebrating the countries' shared history and highlighting their fight against bigotry and antisemitism

Though it's faced some of its toughest challengers to date, Team Israel brought an unprecedented number of top MLB athletes - and here's how it happened

As the Jewish state gears up to start the series in Miami on March 12, we outline how the tournament works, who's on the Israeli team, who Israel is set to play, and what to expect

Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur unpacks the real meaning behind protests from IDF reservists, and environmental reporter Sue Surkes looks at Mediterranean two years after tar spill

The racquet game is slowly gaining local fans, and so too are walking football and Mamanet, as mature Israelis seek out team sports that are easier on the joints

For fans of America's favorite pastime, he's everywhere. The ubiquitous sports reporter answers some curveballs about his time in the field

As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to take on the Philadelphia Eagles for the Vince Lombardi Trophy, some fans may wonder: What does this mean for the Jews?

As host of the new NPR podcast 'The Statue,' Paul Farber looks into how we carry memories as a collective - learning from a fictitious character's very real sculpture along the way

The former Miami Heat center tells Emmy-winning sports journalist Jeremy Schaap how his 'huge mistake' led to his embrace by a forgiving and loving community