Michael Medved's Soccer Services page provides useful information about the Israeli national soccer team, Israeli soccer history, Israeli players, Israeli League A and B, Israeli Cup, EURO '96, and his mailing list.

History of Jews in Football -

Maccabi Haifa Home Page -

This is the homepage for the Maccabi Haifa '97 soccer team.

Maccabi Tel Aviv's Home Page - http://www.netking.com/maccabi/

This site is only available in Hebrew right now but an English version is on the way. This is the Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer team's homepage.

Maccabi Tel-Aviv Home Page - http://members.xoom.com/mta/maccabi.htm

This is the unofficial homepage for the Tel Aviv, European League division B, basketball team, and provides a profile of the team, its roster, news about the team, information about the European league in which they play, and an interactive section.

Maccabi USA - Links to Israeli and American Jewish Sports Sites - http://www.maccabiusa.com/links.html

A collection of links to various Israeli and American Jewish sports sites.

Maccabiah Games in Israel - http://www.maccabiusa.com/

This the official site for the Maccabiah Games in Israel. The USA results for the latest World Maccabiah Games are available on this site.

Jewish Hall of Fame

Famous Jewish Sportsmen...

Safsal - http://www.safsal.co.il/

This is the Israeli basketball information center. This site is available in both Hebrew and English versions.

Scuba Diving in Israel - http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~ggal/dive.html

This site provides great pictures of scuba sites in Israel and links to information about Eilat and Mediterranean Sea diving information.

Sportal - the Israeli & European Soccer Site - http://sportal.8m.com/

Hundreds of links to Israeli & European soccer clubs. It also lists the Israeli league positions and totals (in Hebrew.)

The Jerusalem Post Sports Page - http://www.JPost.co.il/Sports/

This is the online version of the Jerusalem Post Sports pages.

The Tal Brody Legacy - http://www.talbrody.co.il/star.html

Tal Brody came to Israel to play basketball in the Maccabiah Games of 1965. He caught the attention of Maccabi Tel-Aviv team managers and Israeli government officials as he led the U.S. team to victory and the Gold Medal that came with it. Tal didn't realize it at the time, but his love affair with Israel had begun. He tried to return to his life as one of the highest ranked basketball players in the U.S.A., but Israel was on his mind. It's no wonder since he was being courted and wooed by Israel's top officials, including Moshe Dayan himself, to return and help promote the sport in Israel. Tal made Aliyah to Israel the following year and started planting the seeds that would produce the greatest Basketball team Israel had ever had. This site is a dedication to Tal Brody's work in Israel and his basketball career.

The Wingate Institute for Physical Education and Sport - http://www.pagelink.com/ijs/wingate.html

The Wingate Institute, Israel's National Center for Physical Education and Sport, was inaugurated in 1957 and was named in honor of Major-General Orde Charles Wingate. The State of Israel concentrates at the Institute the educational, professional and scientific resources for the development of physical education, sport for all and sport as a means of social and physical rehabilitation. Some 3000 academics, athletes and students - both native-born and Israeli and new immigrants - pass daily through Wingate's gate. The Institute serves as a training center for national teams, the Olympic Squad and hosts international sport science conferences.

UConn Huskies Israeli Pipeline - http://www.toto.com/dreimiller/uconn/huskies/men/players/connectionisraeli.html

The Israeli Pipeline refers to a relationship between UConn and Israeli basketball players. The recruitment of Nadav Henefeld for the '89-90 season was the start of a close relationship between UConn and Israel. This site explains this relationship and the players exchanged because of it.

UEFA- 1998 FIFA World Cup Preliminaries - http://www.fifa.com/france98/wc98.uefa.html

This site provides information about the 1998 preliminary World Cup competition in France.