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World Cup 2018
England's Kieran Trippier (left) and England's Harry Kane celebrate their side winning the penalty shoot out during the FIFA World Cup 2018, round of 16 match at the Spartak Stadium, Moscow. Photo credit: Adam Davy/PA Wire.
July 6, 2018, 10:39 am
#WorldCup: It may be all over… but we won’t know, as England play Sweden on Shabbat!
With the Three Lions playing their crunch quarter-final match on Saturday afternoon, some observant Jews are going to extreme lengths to avoid finding out the score
Screenshot from video of England fans performing Nazi salutes in Russia
June 24, 2018, 11:55 am
Fan given five-year football ban over Nazi salute video
Michael Herbert was caught singing anti-Semitic chants on a video filmed at the World Cup in Russia earlier this week.
By Jewish News Reporter
Screenshot from video of England fans performing Nazi salutes in Russia
June 21, 2018, 1:58 pm
UK police working to identify England fans performing Nazi salutes at World Cup
Authorities are trying to find the supporters who were caught on film chanting obscene songs about Jews going to Auschwitz and performing Hitler salutes
By Jewish News Reporter
Screenshot from video of England fans performing Nazi salutes in Russia
June 20, 2018, 9:22 pm
FA condemns Nazi-saluting England fans filmed singing anti-Semitic songs
Football Association criticises small group of supporters in Volgograd, taunting Tottenham fans over Jewish links and performing the Hitler salute
By Jewish News Reporter
Israel playing in Euro 2016 qualifiers
June 15, 2018, 2:12 pm
How geopolitics keeps Israel out of World Cup contention
As the World Cup launches with the likes of Saudi Arabia and Iran competing, Israel's conspicuous absence raises questions about where they should try to qualify
By Charles Dunst (JTA)
Germany wins it's 4th FIFA World Cup, after beating Argentina 1-0 in 2014
June 14, 2018, 10:49 am
#WorldCup 2018: Seven Jewish stories to follow!
Israel may not be going to Russia as the world's eye's watch the biggest Football tournament on earth - but there are still a number of Jewish angles to look out for!
By Emily Burack (JTA)
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