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The Beitar fans known as "La Familia" have a negative hold and influence in this fragile region of the world.

In the sacred city of Jerusalem, Beitar Jerusalem F.C. finds itself in the midst of racial war between Arabs and Jews.

Former Israeli national player Abbas Suan provides an insight on deeply rooted hatred even at world-class level.

Beitar Jerusalem chairman Itzik Kornfein explains how the conflict and tensions between Arabs and Jews have affected the game.

E:60's Jeremy Schaap travels to Jerusalem to report on those who have been called "the most dangerous fans" in Israel soccer.

Middleton Island is a tiny, windswept speck of rock located 70 miles off the coast of Alaska. E:60 tells the story of a soccer ball washed up on the island. Written on the ball was a message in Japanese. Was it debris from the Japanese tsunami of 201

Hope Solo sits down with E:60's Jeremy Schaap for a wide-ranging and occasionally contentious interview.

Lexi Youngberg was a key player on her Chicago high school team  until a boating accident cost a friend his life and Lexi her leg below the knee. Now, after months of rehab, she is making her return to the soccer field.

E:60 investigates the potential dangers of energy drinks for student-athletes, following the seizures and 36-hour coma of Dakota Sailor, a football player at Carl Junction (Carl Junction, Mo.).

The story of the Haitian girls soccer team at the CONCACAF U17 tournament aired Aug. 5 on E:60.

Jeremy Schaap speaks with South African women soccer players who say they were beaten and raped because they are lesbians. Editor's note: This story and video contain mature subject matter

E60 Amputee Soccer

The story of the Haitian girls soccer team at the CONCACAF U17 tournament aired April 27 on E:60.