

Maccabi Padel World Cup
North Miami Beach & Aventura, FL
November 15-22, 2026
Boston-Israel Winter
Basketball Experience
December 20-31, 2026
Annual Bob Spivak Maccabi USA
Philadelphia Golf Tournament
June 21, 2027
Pan American Maccabi Games
Punta del Este, Uruguay
December 2027

Click below to visit “Kurtz’s Corner” – a weekly journal entry started by Dan Kurtz, Maccabi USA’s Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives, immediately after the October 7th terrorist attack in Israel.
Be sure to check out “Shlicha Stories” featuring weekly insights, perspectives and heartfelt thoughts from Maccabi USA’s Shlicha (“Emissary”) Lior Witlin.

Maccabi USA builds Jewish pride through sports and promotes support for Israel, Zionism, and Jewish continuity through athletic, educational, and cultural experiences for participants of all ages.
Maccabi USA envisions a world where sports serve as a galvanizing force in strengthening Jewish pride, connection, and community.
In Their Own Words
Maccabi USA strengthens connections to Jewish identity, community, and Israel. But don’t just take our word for it. Let our athletes, coaches, and staff tell you how the Maccabiah impacted their journeys.
STUART WEITZMAN
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Generations of young Jewish athletes in financial need can now enjoy a life-changing Maccabiah experience thanks to iconic shoe designer and 4-time Maccabi USA Table Tennis alum, Stuart Weitzman. Maccabi USA’s flag bearer at the 21st Maccabiah provided a matching gift of $5M that spurred $3M in additional donations and is the largest gift in the organization’s history. Please enjoy our tribute to Stuart!
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Join us and @msjenola on November 4th for Maccabiah Y’all: Southern Athletes at Maccabiah 2026!
We’re bringing together athletes, coaches and Maccabi Media to hear personal stories, favorite memories, and reflections on the connections made through sport and the lasting impact of the Read moreGames
Meet our Panelists:
🎾 Open Women’s Tennis Gold Medalist @gavriellasmith
🏃 Open Track and Field athlete @alexrosenthal_
⚾️ U19 Boys’ Baseball Gold Medalist Head Coach @lsuwayne
🎙️ Maccabi Media Student @will_hopkins325
Wednesday, November 4
6PM CST | 7PM EST
Register today using the link in our bio!
Make yourself a future star!
Join us at @not_any_deni Trade Night this Monday at JCC Metrowest to take your own photo and turn it into a personalized Future Star sports card with memories that will last a lifetime
Plus, bring your sports cards to trade with fellow collectors and Read morecheck out ultra-raw 1/1 Maccabi sports cards on display for the first time
Register today with the link in our bio
Mazel Tov to Maccabi USA Masters 45+ Soccer player Gordon Singer for being honored at the OneFamily 25th Anniversary Gala in New York last night!
Kol Hakavod (well done) to Gordon as well as Maccabi USA president Donald Kent and Gordon’s teammates for demonstrating the lasting Read morefellowship and camaraderie of the Maccabiah by attending the event to honor their teammate. Chazak v’Ematz (Be Courageous and Strong)!
The @nba season starts today and we can’t wait to cheer on these amazing Jewish basketball players as they take the hardwood!
Who’s your favorite Jewish basketball star for this season?
The Dead Sea is one of Israel’s most remarkable natural wonders, but it’s also facing an uncertain future.
Meet the @deadseaguardians, a group working to raise awareness and protect this unique part of Israel for generations to come.
Watch their story and learn more about the Read moreeffort to preserve the Dead Sea
🎥 @ezzy_reports, Maccabi Media
Three years ago today, on October 7th, 1,200 people were murdered and 251 taken hostage. Today we remember every life lost, we hold the families in our hearts, and tell their stories.
This summer, our Maccabiah delegation had the chance to bear witness as part of Israel Connect, visiting Read moreSderot, Tkuma, and the Nova festival site. We walked these places, heard stories from survivors and community members, and saw the resilience of a people who refuse to be broken.
We came to Israel to compete, but we left with something bigger: a deeper connection to the land, the people, and each other.
Never forget. Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱
