Roye Shelem and The Sports Rabbi are excited to talk about Maccabi Tel Aviv’s 1-0 win over Sivasspor in Europa League action to send the Yellow & Blue into the Round of 32 of the competition. Enric Saborit’s 2nd half goal helped coach Georgios Donis’s squad punch their ticket to the knockout stages as the club will find out who’ll they’ll face on Monday’s draw.

We also talk about Beer Sheva’s 1-0 win as they finish in 3rd place on group play with 6 points and two wins in a very admirable and respectable showing while we look at the Israeli league as well and the new part owner of Beitar Jerusalem, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Nahyan from the United Arab Emirates.

Moshe Halickman joins The Sports Rabbi to rundown Maccabi Tel Aviv’s Euroleague win over Baskonia in Spain as well as all of the Israeli league action form Holon all the way to Nes Ziona, we cover it all!

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The Sports Rabbi officially welcomed aboard Neil Dalal who will be our correspondent in Washington, DC covering Deni Avdija and the Wizards. Neil breaks down Avdija’s first impression so far under Scott Brooks as we also dive into the challenges of a short training camp and of course the addition of Russell Westbrook. Make sure to check out his first piece in SportsRabbi.com about Deni Avdija!

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Roye Shelem and The Sports Rabbi break down Maccabi Tel Aviv’s 1-1 draw with Qarabag in Europa League action as Yonatan Cohen gave the Yellow & Blue the lead via penalty but the hosts drew even before the nd of the first half to split the points. Maccabi needs to win or draw against Sivasspor at home next Thursday to advance to the Round of 32. Hapoel Beer Sheva were eliminated fro the EL after a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Slavia Prague whole we also talk about Manor Solomon and the rest of the Israeli league action.

At the 42:00 mark, Israel National Team star Ben Carter also joins the show to talk about his first time with the Blue & White while playing key minutes down the stretch of the Poland game that saw Israel punch their ticket to EuroBasket 2022

Moshe Halickman joins The Sports Rabbi to rundown Maccabi Tel Aviv’s Euroleague win over Red Star Belgrade while we also breakdown Deni Avdija’s first week with the Washington Wizards, the Israel National Team and the upcoming Israeli league action.

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Joe Abunassar of Impact Basketball comes on board with The Sports Rabbi to talk about Israeli sensation Yam Madar who was selected by the Boston Celtics in the 2020 NBA Draft. Madar spent time with Joe this summer working on his basketball skills as he tells us all of the great work the Sabra put in!

Chris Smith who is currently working out in Athens, Greece also joins the show to discuss his basketball career from the Louisville Cardinals to the New York Knicks, plus his time last season with Hapoel Jerusalem! Check out what Chris had to say about his desire to return to the Holy Land!

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Israeli MMA star Natan Levy joins The Sports Rabbi to talk about his big win over Shaheen Santana in the UFC Contender series along with his career and love for Israel!

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Roye Shelem and The Sports Rabbi break down Maccabi Tel Aviv’s 1-1 draw with Villarreal in Europa League action as Aleksandar Pesic found the second half equalizer cancelling out Alex Baena’s 45th minute goal. We also talk about Hapoel Beer Sheva’s struggles as they fall 4-1 to Bayer Leverkusen in Germany while we take a run through the other Israeli abroad players and the Israeli league.

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Israeli international Jake Cohen spent some time with The Sports Rabbi ahead of the Israel Basketball Team’s big EuroBasket 2022 qualifiers coming up against Spain and Poland. We also talk about Cohen’s move from Israel to the ACB League in Spain along with Deni Avdija being drafted by the Washington Wizards and his big MOVEMBER Campaign. You can make a donation by clicking this link!

Ava Wallace, the Wizards beat writer for the Washington Post then joined The Sports Rabbi to discuss Deni Avdija heading to DC after being selected 9th overall in the 2020 NBA Draft as well as all the latest news with the club including John Wall, Davis Bertans, Tommy Sheppard and Scott Brooks.

Moshe Halickman came on board to talk about the latest in Israeli basketball news from Omri Casspi and John DiBartolomeo’s return to Beer Sheva and Eilat’s hot streak.

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Yogev Berdugo joins The Sports Rabbi to talk all about Israeli basketball sensation Yam Madar after the Hapoel Tel Aviv guard was selected by the Boston Celtics in the 2020 NBA Draft with the 47th pick overall. Berdugo breaks down how he helped Madar continue on his mission to play in the NBA along with his fantastic basketball camp Step It Up and much more!

The Sports Rabbi and Roye Shelem breakdown the Israel National Team’s Nations League campaign, the wins and losses, the highs and lows, plus we debate if Israel is a better team than Scotland!

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Glenn Consor, the Washington Wizards Color Analyst on TV and Radio joined The Sports Rabbi to talk all about Deni Avdija’s brand new club after being selected 9th overall in the 2020 NBA Draft. Consor talks about what Avdija can expect from his new club, the family atmosphere, why he fits in nicely as well as Consor’s own Jewish and Israeli connection after having played in Israel as well. Join us for this memorable conversation!

Moshe Halickman also comes on board to talk about both Israelis selected in the NBA Draft, Deni Avdija and Yam Madar who was taken by the Boston Celtics with the 47th pick.

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