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Breaking: Violent attacks against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans are taking place in Amsterdam following the soccer match that took place Thursday evening between Maccabi and Ajax.... Various reports in both Israel and Amsterdam have indicated that Israel’s embassy in the Netherlands has gotten involved and is assisting with relocating the Israelis to a safe location.... Footage circulating on social media has shown fans being beaten, chased with knives, and narrowly avoiding being hit by vehicles. According to Maariv, there has been at least one attempt at kidnapping an Israeli, and many have barricaded themselves in stores and buildings.... These attacks...

Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv Upset By Knicks As Israel YouTube Videos Shine By Francine Nadav Israel News Agency New York ---- October 11, 2007...... It may have been dismal with grey skies and blowing rain outside, but inside New York's majestic Madison Square Garden it was nothing less than electric. Maccabi Tel Aviv, which initially lead throughout the first and second quarters, succumbed to the New York Knicks by 112 to 85. In the first quarter Maccabi took a demanding lead with a strong offense and lethal shooting. Loud chants throughout the distinguished stadium of "Maccabi, Maccabi" were non stop....

New York Knicks to Play Tel Aviv Israel Maccabi Team By Joel Leyden Israel News Agency Jerusalem ----June 12.......Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv, a five-time Euroleague basketball champion team from Israel that has sent players such as Anthony Parker, Sarunas Jasikevicius and Tom Chambers to the NBA, will meet the New York Knicks in an Oct. 11 pre-season game at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan. The basketball game, to be announced this afternoon at a Madison Square Garden news conference, will be the first between the two franchises, and will benefit Migdal Ohr, which runs a network of schools and a...

PRESS RELEASE: Maccabi vs. Pamesa goes to Disciplinary Judge Mar 24, 2004 Pamesa Valencia has officially communicated to Euroleague Basketball S.L. its decision to not travel to Israel for its Top 16, Week 4 game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The game is scheduled for 19:40 Central European Time (GMT + 1, six hour difference between Eastern - GMT-5 - time) today, Thursday, March 25. The Spanish club has alleged that Israel did not offer adequate conditions under which to play the game within a normal environment. In relation to the decision taken by Pamesa, Euroleague CEO Jordi Bertomeu has said:...