Matkot

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• Matkot — People playing matkot in Tel Aviv, Israel Matkot (Hebrew: מטקות‎ lit. racquets ) is a popular paddle ball game in Israel similar to beach tennis, often referred to as the country s national sport …   Wikipedia

• Culture of Israel — Dancing the Hora, 1948 The culture of Israel developed long before the foundation of the State of Israel in 1948 and combines the heritage of secular and religious lives. Much of the diversity in Israel s culture comes from the diversity of its… …   Wikipedia

• Racquet sport — Racquet sports are those where players use racquets (or rackets) to hit a ball or other object. * Badminton * Ball badminton * Beach tennis ** Matkot * Lacrosse * Lotball * Paddleball * Paddle tennis * Padel Tennis * Basque pelota ** Frontenis ** …   Wikipedia

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• Ga-ga — or Gaga ball is a form of dodge ball that is thought to have originated in Israel. Ga (גע) means touch in Hebrew. Along with the racket sport of Matkot, ga ga is one of the most popular Israeli folk sports. The game has also gained popularity in… …   Wikipedia

• Sports in Israel — Sport in Israel is popular with a wide range of sports played competitively and for leisure. Football (soccer) and basketball are considered the most popular sports in the country, whilst the nation has reached many achievements in other sports,… …   Wikipedia

• Kadima (disambiguation) — Kadima or Kadimah (Hebrew: קדימה, Qādīmāh ) is the Hebrew word for forward and/or eastward [Herzl, Theodor. The Jews State [Der Judenstaat] . Translated by Henk Overberg. Northvale, N.J.: Jason Aronson, 1997. 22.] . It may refer to:* Kadima, a… …   Wikipedia

• Beach tennis — USA takes the fun and fast paced sport of tennis and combines it with the sun, sea and sand of the beach. FormsBeach Tennis USAIn 2005 it was registered in New York City by Marc Altheim, who on a trip to Aruba two years earlier discovered the… …   Wikipedia