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The Maccabiah Games, the flagship enterprise of the Maccabi World Union, stand as the largest Jewish sporting event on the globe and the second-largest sporting spectacle in the entire world, immediately following the Olympic Games. This tradition, held in Israel once every four years, brings together over 10,000 Jewish athletes representing approximately 80 countries worldwide. The participants compete on the main stage in about 45 different sports, accompanied by the support of tens of thousands of enthusiastic spectators and fans.Beyond being a competitive arena characterized by the highest sporting standards and founded upon the principles of excellence, mutual respect, and fair play, the Maccabiah bears a profound value-driven mission. One of the core objectives of the Games is to facilitate encounters among young Jewish men and women from across the globe, to cultivate their national identity, and to deepen their bond with the State of Israel.The Maccabiah competitions are conducted across four main categories:<ul><li data-list-item-id="e6b005ccd5c57e9a24ad39bace4074527">Open: The flagship category intended for the elite athletes within each delegation. This track is open to competitors without age restrictions and is governed in accordance with the international sports regulations of each respective discipline.</li><li data-list-item-id="eb47334139ea58757197ae276ca02242b">Juniors: A competitive framework for young athletes aged 15 to 18, subject to fulfilling the requisite qualifying criteria.</li><li data-list-item-id="e1317308effa6ea32981d21aaaa834c30">Masters: A category designed for veteran and mature athletes wishing to take an active part in the Games, which is internally subdivided into specific age groups.</li><li data-list-item-id="e517d2a75d7255c26eca86acbddb15829">Paralympics: Dedicated competition heats for athletes with disabilities.</li></ul>

The 2026 Maccabiah

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The Largest International Jewish Sporting Event in the World

The Largest Jewish Sporting Event in the World

An exquisite & friendly bazaar in the heart of modern Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Flea Market is a collage of second-hand, vintage wares and clothing, collectibles, one-of-a-kind objects, retro bric-a-brac, knickknacks, furniture, vinyl, ceramics, glassware, artwork, and tons of surprises! 

Jerusalem Flea Market

If you get hungry while taking in all this richness, you can have some exceptional local street food that will contribute to the experience. Any day is a festival day at the First Station markets, so don’t hesitate to plunge into it from noon to sundown.

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The First Station Markets

The Bezalel Arts & Crafts Fair opens its doors every Friday to a wide variety of artists from throughout the Jerusalem area. 

Bezalel Fair

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Shabbat at the First Station Complex in Jerusalem is genuinely special: children running around with joy and their parents walking leisurely create a pleasant and special atmosphere.

Saturday Events at the First Station Complex in Jerusalem

Hansen House is proud to present: Jerusalem Design Week 2026, "Victory Gate," July 9-16, 2026. Dozens of new design exhibitions, installations, and events bringing together the worlds of sports and design at Hansen House and throughout Jerusalem.

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Jerusalem Design Week

In Israel, the priestly blessing takes place daily in every synagogue across the country. But twice a year, once during Passover and once during Sukkot, a mass priestly blessing is held at the Western Wall.

Birkat Hakohanim – the Priestly Blessing 2026

Birkat Kohanim (Priestly Blessing) at the Western Wall