Jerusalemite of the week: Fitness trainer Itzik Weksler was wounded fighting Hamas in Gaza, but will still run part of the Jerusalem Marathon. He shares his story and tips for runners.
Traffic Corner: The city has announced the traffic arrangements in place for the marathon.
Here are some foods that are great for the days leading up to the Jerusalem Marathon, as well as after.
Eighteen boys and girls from Bet Elazraki Children’s Home will run a half marathon in Daytona Beach, Florida, in honor of the quick release of Israeli hostages from Hamas captivity.
May we all keep exercising our laughter and love and goodness muscles – when doing politics, too!
Registration is free for IDF soldiers, security forces, and rescue teams, including reservists who served or are serving in the “Iron Swords” war.
As with most marathons, some participants will be running as individuals and others as members of teams formed to benefit various charities and foundations.
Bulgarian marathon runner Karasa Georgiev began running in the glass box in Sofia to raise funds for people fighting addictions.
The athlete covered a mile in just one minute 40 seconds. The current world record for a mile run is three minutes 43 seconds.
The 42.2 kilometer race will see runners dash along a number of important landmarks throughout Jerusalem.
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