Muslim Basketball

Still the undisputed leader of the league, Al-Bireh continues to dominate through disciplined defense and efficient execution on offense. Their chemistry and composure under pressure keep them one step ahead of the competition. Every possession seems purposeful, and their veterans know how to close out games.

Climbing to second place, Jerusalem is proving to be Al-Bireh’s biggest threat. Their combination of size, speed, and ball movement makes them difficult to defend. If they can limit fouls and stay consistent from beyond the arc, they might just challenge for the top spot.

Despite slipping slightly, Bethlehem remains one of the most dangerous offensive teams in the league. Their perimeter shooters and fast-paced style give opponents headaches, but defensive lapses have cost them close games. A few key adjustments could easily push them back toward the top.

The heart and hustle of Gaza keep them competitive every night. They may not have the flashiest roster, but their toughness and rebounding make them a tough matchup. If their offense becomes more consistent, they could climb these rankings quickly.

Al-Khalil shows flashes of brilliance but struggles with closing out games. Their interior play remains solid, yet turnovers and defensive breakdowns continue to hurt them late. Still, their potential is undeniable — they’re just a few clean performances away from turning things around.

While wins have been hard to come by, Yaffa’s young lineup is showing growth. The effort is there, and their fast-paced energy keeps games entertaining. With more experience and a bit more discipline on defense, Yaffa could evolve into a spoiler team down the stretch.