Wendy Slavin, ITECF’s Board president, said the tournament reflects the foundation’s mission to create opportunities for children across Israel through tennis, education and community.

Israeli wheelchair tennis champ, Guy Sasson, upon claiming a trophy at Wimbledon, declared Am Israel Chai'

His Wimbledon win marks his fourth Grand Slam title, adding to two French Open singles victories and a French Open doubles title.

Berdichevsky is currently ranked No. 41 in men’s wheelchair tennis by the International Tennis Federation, and reached his career-best ranking of No. 20 in October 2019.

Guy emphasized the support he gets from Jewish fans worldwide, praising the unity it displays.

The game introduces Jewish Israeli tennis players to Arab Israeli and Bahraini colleagues.

Djokovic talks about the warm welcome he had in the Jewish state.

The ATP Tour is returning to Israel with the Tel Aviv Watergen Open 2022, featuring the world’s top-20 ranked male pro players.

Professional tennis player Aslan Karatsev lived in Israel as a child for close to a decade and recently reached the semifinals in his Grand Slam debut, an unprecedented feat.

No. 1 ranked Daniel Cukierman, 24, rises to national fame at University of Southern California and still plays for Israel at the Davis Cup.

The first British Jewish player to win a title at Wimbledon, in 1956, is still fighting for membership in the All England Club.