Due to the current conflict in Israel, the 2025 Maccabiah was postponed until 2026.
You can now apply to join our delegation in Israel next summer.
Israel, Summer 2026
Maccabiah Women’s
Masters Tennis Socials
Oct. 5 / Nov. 2 / Dec. 14, 2025
(various locations)
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LA Golf Outing
October 12, 2025
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USTA Florida & Maccabi USA Family Day
October 19, 2025
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Maccabi Padel World Cup
November 16-20, 2025
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Medal of Honor Ceremony
December 14, 2025
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Annual Bob Spivak Maccabi USA
Philadelphia Golf Tournament
June 15, 2026
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Maccabiah – Israel
June 30 – July 20, 2026
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.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas’s horrific terrorist attack killed 1,200 Israelis, wounded 5,000 others, and took 240 civilians hostage.
Maccabi World Union and the Maccabiah embarked upon a campaign to house, feed, clothe, and provide essential counseling and other services to 800 Israeli evacuees, as well as leverage the power of the international sports community to keep attention focused on the hostage crisis. We succeeded in providing enough support to bridge the 10-month gap in caring for displaced Israelis before the Israeli government stepped in to fund the project. Thank you to all those who helped!
#SportSpeaksUp
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 $4.5M that spurred $2.5M in additional donations and is the largest gift in the organization’s history. Please enjoy our tribute to Stuart!
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Join the Maccabi Movement on Sunday, October 5th at 6:29 AM as we will gather to honor the Israeli athletes murdered on October 7th — to demand the release of the hostages — and to stand in memory of all the victims.
How to participate:
1. Find a partner or create a group in ...your community.
2. Print this bib (last slide, any printer, any paper) and wear it during your run, walk, or ride.
3. On Sunday, October 5 at 6:29 AM, read the eulogy of the murdered athletes.
4. Hold one minute of silence in their memory and in honor of all the victims of October 7.
5. Begin your run, walk, or ride — dressed in blue, carrying Israeli flags, and wearing the bib with their names and a black-and-yellow ribbon.
6.Conclude by singing Hatikva together with communities around the world.
In South Florida, there will be a Miami Local Event where runners and bikers can participate together as a proud and united Jewish community.
Meeting point for runners:
Charnow Park
6:15 AM Gathering | 6:29 AM Start
Meeting point for bikers:
Aventura Mall
7:00 AM Start | Finish at Charnow Park
No matter where you participate, don’t forget to tag @lovingmomsunited on social media and use #Oct7Race2Honor so we can stay connected across the globe. Athletes belong on the field and on the track — not caught in political crossfire. Stand with Israeli athletes.
Together, no matter where we are, we run as one. Whether you are walking, running or biking, together we will raise our voices, remember their names, and show that sports unite us — not hate.
Links to download athlete bios and Race to Honor bib in bio.
With sadness and outrage, Maccabi USA turns its eyes to the tragic events in Manchester, England – the murder of innocent Jews at a synagogue observing the holiest of days, Yom Kippur. We stand with Maccabi GB and all of our Jewish sisters and brothers in Manchester with broken hearts as we ...remember the victims of this horrific attack. May the memories of Adrian Daulby z"l and Melvin Cravitz z”l be a blessing and may those injured have a full and speedy recovery.
As Yom Kippur approaches, we reflect on the year past and look ahead with hope and purpose.
From all of us at Maccabi USA, G’mar Chatimah Tovah. May you and your loved ones be sealed for a good, sweet, and healthy 5786. This year, our prayers also include a heartfelt plea for the safe ...and swift return of all the hostages and for peace in Israel and around the world.
We wish you a meaningful Yom Kippur.
Mazel tov to the 5 Jewish players headed to the @mlb Playoffs!
Wishing @maxfried, @abreg_1, @aybaybader, @garrettstubbs, and @maxlazar_ strength, success, and a lot of October magic
#MLBPlayoffs #JewishPride
Field producing can bring a lot of chaos, but it’s important to maximize creativity in every production
Thanks to Marc Weiner from Make Plays Media for speaking to our Maccabi Media students and @tribenilsports athletes
Don’t underestimate the power of a conversation, informational interviews are key to building your network
Thank you so much to Lisa Litvack from @barstoolsports for speaking to our Maccabi Media students and @tribenilsports athletes