News – NSW

ISRAEL has reached an agreement with FIFA and Qatar to allow direct charter flights from Ben Gurion Airport to Qatar for the World Cup, which begins on November 20. Qatar

JEWISH golfer and Sydney native, Jeremy Fuchs (pictured), flew to Florida last month to play in a series of American Minor League Golf Tour tournaments, and last week tasted some

A “LOVED and revered icon”, a “pioneer of Israeli swimming”, a “Maccabiah Games legend”, and a “generous and truly inspirational man” who taught thousands of Jewish Melburnians to swim, are

MACCABI golf stalwart Gary Levien has described becoming a life member of NSW Golf Club at its recent AGM as “a huge honour that means a lot”. NSW Golf Club

LAST Sunday was another terrific day out on the pitch for Maccabi-Hakoah Junior Football Club’s youngest and smallest players – its mighty little Miniroos program participants. The boys and girls

Dear Maccabi Basketball friends and families, It’s great to be able to address you all after a great start to our final term of basketball for the year, with continued

Orthodox Jewish basketball fans tasted glory Monday night when Ryan Turell, the 6-foot-7 shomer Shabbat forward from Valley Village, California, made his professional debut with the Detroit Pistons’ minor-league team.  Turell, who

WITH two Commonwealth Games gold medals in her possession, and a brilliant sixth place result achieved in her Olympics debut in Tokyo last year, 24-yearold race walker Jemima Montag is

Eastern Suburbs District Ladies Senior Pairs: Mazeltov to Iris Kampel and Barbara Shotland on winning the 2022 ESD Ladies Senior Pairs. Iris and Barbara have now qualified for the final

On the 19th of October over 50 young adults played 5 games of netball in the inaugural Maccabi Social Mixed Netball Night. With 6 teams of roughly 8 players, 20

AFTER wet weather forced two earlier postponements of the 44th NSW Maccabi Golf Championships, the tournament finally went ahead last Thursday at the traditional home of Jewish golf in NSW,

LAST Sunday, triathlete Shachar Sagiv became the first Israeli athlete to compete in Saudi Arabia, according to the Israeli Olympic Committee, in the latest sign of growing informal ties between