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Mini Mondial for Peace – 2018

May 14, 2018 by  

The Peres Centre for Peace and Innovation kicked off the 15th annual Mini Mondial for Peace – bringing together 800 Arab and Jewish, Israeli and Palestinian girls and boys from communities across Israel and the West Bank through soccer. This event promoted shared-living and acceptance of the “other.” [Read more]

Israeli Olympic Swimmer visits New Zealand to swim in Cook Strait open sea event for Parkinson’s research

April 30, 2018 by  

Alon Mandel is an Israeli Olympic butterfly swimmer who represented Israel at the 2008 Summer Olympics and is the national record holder (2014) in 50 and 100 metre butterfly. [Read more]

Jemima snares first Gold for Jewish athletes in track and field

April 9, 2018 by  

Jemima Montag has won the coveted Gold Medal in the 20km women’s walk at the Commonwealth Games on Queensland’s Gold Coast. [Read more]

Maccabi future hockey stars wanted

April 9, 2018 by  

Melbourne’s Maccabi Hockey Club is looking for U14 Kids to join one of our hockey teams for the Winter season. [Read more]

Fox and Horwitz take top honours

March 22, 2018 by  

Olympian kayak star Jess Fox and Waratahs fly half David Horwitz have been named as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year at Maccabi’s NSW 2017 Sports Awards. [Read more]

Budo for Peace’s 4th international Martial Arts for Peace seminar

February 25, 2018 by  

Budo for Peace headed by former Sydneysider Danny Hakim hosted the 4th International Martial Arts Seminar for Peace in Raanana. [Read more]

Maccabi Australia announces the Nachum Buch Scholarship Fund

December 19, 2017 by  

Maccabi Australia has announced the establishment of the Nachum Buch Scholarship Fund, established to recognise the enormous input that Nachum has had on the Jewish swimming landscape in both Australia and Israel. [Read more]

Change at the top for Maccabi Australia

December 13, 2017 by  

Barry Smorgon announced that after 11 years’ service to the MAI board as President for the last four years and prior to that as  the Chairman he was not seeking re-election to the Board. [Read more]

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