Jewish Sports & Hobbies

An annual week long, international, multisport, athletic and cultural event that has united Jewish teens since 1982. Held annually in August in major cities across North America for 5000+ Jewish teens ages 13-16. An opportunity for our young people to meet and forge lasting friendships with teens from communities across the United States, Canada, Israel, and around the world, in an environment that fosters mutual respect and sportsmanship.

The best running club in Jerusalem

Jewish Soccer digest around the world!

J-CRAFTS (Jewish Crafts Discussions and Resources) is for crafters of all ages, skill levels and crafts disciplines who are interested and involved in creating a variety of crafts with a Jewish theme. Subscriber members create handcrafted Judaica for life cycle events and everyday living, Simchas, rituals and/or holy days. J-CRAFTS was established on Dec-96 (on Virtual Jerusalem) and was moved to Yahoo Groups on Aug 4, 1999.

Wonderfully clever Jewish Crosswords posted weekly on the net. 52 weekly puzzles for $25 covering all areas of Jewish life. The puzzles are in English. Test your knowledge of Jewish history, food, sports, Jewish theology, Israel, Holocaust and common Yiddish.

To provide a resource for Jewish jugglers to learn more about their heritage and how it may be incorporated into juggling, and how juggling can be incorporated into Jewish aspects of life.

Jewish Major Leaguers, Inc. is a Boston-based not-for-profit with a mission to "Document American Jews in America's Game." We are working on a series of oral history interviews with former players to publish books. We are planning a card set that would honor Jewish athletes who have been inducted into the Halls of Fame: football, basketball, hockey, boxing, baseball, swimming, etc.

We are a new company orginizing Jewish educational opportunities in combunation with outdoor adventures

The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, located at The Suffolk Y JCC in Commack, New York, is dedicated to honoring jewish athletes, coaches, executives and broadcasters who have distinguished themselves in the world of sports. Each year those persons being inducted are honored in a ceremony held at The Suffolk Y JCC.

The Jewish Sports Hall of fame, located at THe Suffolk Y JCC in Commack, N.Y., is dedicated to honoring Jewish athletes, coaches, executives and broadcasters who have distinguished themselves in the world of sports. Each year those persons being inducted are honored in a ceremony held at The Suffolk Y JCC.

A webzine dedicated to all issues of Jewish athletes, coaches, and agents as well as Israeli sports.

News, results, stats and history from Jewish communities all over the world.

Jewish sports news, from Israel, USA, England and across the Jewish World

Monthly column telling the story of Jewish history and culture through the postage stamps of the world

Israeli Track & Field (Heberw)