World cup soccer
Former Mossad official says Trump naive about Iran, misunderstands Middle East diplomacy
The former counterterror head of the Mossad said that Trump "does not understand the terminology of the Middle East, not the dialectic, and the Iranians are teaching him a lesson in that regard.”
World Cup isn't behind Trump's push for Iran deal, White House WC chief tells 'Post' - interview
Iran says ticket allocation for World Cup withdrawn days before tournament
World Cup 2026: Why millions of Iranians refuse to cheer for the regime’s team - opinion
The World Cup is over. Will Qatar honor the AlUla agreement?
Qatar did not agree to the 13 conditions imposed by the boycotting countries – Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, and experts expect Qatar to return to its previous activities
Cristiano Ronaldo to play in Middle East, signs with Saudi team
The deal between Ronaldo and the Saudi Arabian team is said to last until 2025.
World Cup: Fitting in with Israelis by watching soccer - opinion
Forty years in this country, and I finally care about soccer. Not local soccer, perhaps, but at least international soccer.
An 11-year-old Israeli soccer player with a bright future
Costs threatened to keep a promising young soccer player off the field. Degel Menashe stepped in and paid for the travel expenses.
Voices from the Arab press: Lionel Messi isn’t just a good player, he’s also a good human
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
How should Israel feel about the 2022 Qatar World Cup? - opinion
We shouldn’t be willing to accept anti-Israel signage as an acceptable default to shrug off. Where were the FIFA officials enforcing the no-politics rules at the World Cup?
A Messi country: Argentina's Jews celebrate World Cup victory
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: Despite a history of antisemitic incidents, Argentina’s Jewish community joined in the national celebrations
Hanukkah, Qatar, World Cup, Messi and 'yahrzeit' - opinion
The real winners of Qatar 2022 are the Iranian team, who did not sing their regime’s anthem and who might be facing the death penalty. They are the moral winners of these world championships.
My Word: Passing phrases in time
Far from going into goblin mode, I was spurred into action and motivated to find out what was happening lexographically elsewhere. The results continued to surprise.
Morocco’s World Cup achievement also has greater implications - opinion
Simple human joy of victory: Arabs and Jews celebrate side-by-side with no one staging it for the world’s cameras.