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Friday, 29 July 2011

Israel becomes haven for US Jews’ hoop dreams

JERUSALEM (AP)—Most new immigrants to Israel have traditionally come out of ideology, or to escape hardship and persecution. Jon Scheyer (notes) is coming to be a basketball superstar. Thanks to the American player’s Jewish heritage, the newest addition to perennial powerhouse Maccabi Tel Aviv ...

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