the Israeli Grandmaster Yona Kosashvili and moved to Israel. They have two children, Alon and Yoav. Polgar's parents later joined them in Israel. She and her family lived in Toronto, Ontario, Canada for a while so her husband could pursue his studies and medical specialty. Subsequently, in 2012 they returned to Israel and settled near Tel Aviv. See also List of Jewish chess players Notes External links Official website Sofia Polgar games at 365Chess.com 1974 births Living people World Youth Chess Champions Chess International Masters Chess woman grandmasters Hungarian female chess players Canadian people of Hungarian-Jewish descent Hungarian emigrants to Israel Hungarian Jews Israeli emigrants to Canada Israeli Jews Jewish Canadian artists Jewish Canadian sportspeople Jewish chess players Sportspeople from Budapest Sportspeople from Toronto Artists from Toronto People from Tel Aviv Hungarian people of Israeli descent