Two Jerusalem Post editorial pieces warn that Israel's upcoming administration must act urgently to rebuild democratic institutions, repair international alliances, and prevent political convictions from compromising strategic interests.

A film program, hosted by Jerusalem Post, opened with a discussion on "Our Loves" by Israeli director Avi Nesher, with a focus on cinema related to October 7 events and French Jewish life.

A US official told the Jerusalem Post that Hezbollah's disarmament is an 'integral' part of the Lebanon-Israel security process, stating the terror organization is solely responsible for Israel's presence on Lebanese soil.

The Jerusalem Post provides a concise news roundup covering top stories, including warnings for Israelis in Greece and emerging plans for Gaza reconstruction.

An editorial from The Jerusalem Post argues that Israel must never free Yigal Amir, stating that calls for his release cross a fundamental democratic line.

After a decade and over 4,000 articles for the Jerusalem Post, Arieh O’Sullivan shares insights on his experiences in war reporting and the demands of credible journalism.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post criticizes US Vice President JD Vance, accusing him of displaying antisemitic tendencies, particularly after failing to manage a deal's fallout.

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs - the top stories, clear and concise.

An editorial in the Jerusalem Post argues that Iran's actions necessitate a permanent regional defense alliance between Israel and Gulf states to protect themselves from potential attacks.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post challenges Congresswoman Ilhan Omar to provide tangible evidence for her claims of genocide in Gaza or cease making them, refuting her statements with facts.

“In general, Ermia cared more about the suffering of others and his fellow human beings than about himself,” his mother told The Jerusalem Post.

Iranian official Araghchi issued threats against the US and Israeli interests in Tel Aviv. The Jerusalem Post's news roundup also covered discussions between Zamir and Clearfield regarding Lebanon.

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Two opinion articles from The Jerusalem Post discuss the concept of peace in the Middle East, with one suggesting it remains a distant dream and another optimistically describing it as 'breaking out' across the region.

Documents detailing Hamas's secret deception plan to mislead Israeli security forces before the October 7 massacre have been provided to the Jerusalem Post by a terror intelligence center.

An opinion article in The Jerusalem Post discusses the complex political dynamics surrounding international soccer, focusing on the relationship between Israel and Ireland.

The president of World Emunah spoke at the Jerusalem Post Conference, highlighting women's resilience and their role in supporting vulnerable families during crises.

Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion stated at the Jerusalem Post's annual conference that Israel is the sole place where Jews control their destiny, noting the paper's role in informing Israelis about diaspora Jews' safety amidst rising global antisemitism.

An Israeli-Bedouin women's rights activist and lawyer discussed her work in an interview with The Jerusalem Post, describing herself as 'stubborn' in her efforts to bring women to the negotiation table.

Two opinion pieces from the Jerusalem Post discuss New York politician Zohran Mamdani's actions and statements regarding Jewish national identity and its connection to Israel, drawing historical parallels and criticizing his position.

Elizabeth Pipko, an advocate for Jewish identity and American patriotism, spoke to The Jerusalem Post about Trump and antisemitism ahead of her appearance at the Annual Conference in June.

The Jerusalem Post published the candle-lighting times for Shavuot and Shabbat for various locations in Israel and the United States.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post argues that the upcoming 2026 Israeli elections should prioritize policy discussions over internal divisions, which are seen as a significant threat to the nation.

An editorial in The Jerusalem Post argues that no domestic crisis or political despair can justify endangering Israel's national security for payment.

Yeshiva University's Ari Berman spoke to The Jerusalem Post about his friendship with Charlie Kirk, a warning Kirk gave him, and the reluctance of many Jewish leaders to form alliances.

Washington has denied a lobbying text about Bosnia and Herzegovina published in the Jerusalem Post, calling it "political sensationalism without evidence." The text was reportedly published by lobbyists for Milorad Dodik.

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The Jerusalem Post conference is being held in New York, bringing together speakers from around the world to offer insights into the security, economic, and geopolitical challenges and opportunities shaping Israel and the Jewish people.

A news roundup from The Jerusalem Post highlights Spain's military statement and reports on continued rocket fire in an unspecified region.

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The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs—the top stories, clear and concise.

Israel has what we need [against Russia], and we have what Israel needs [against Iran], Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky told The Jerusalem Post on Monday.

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Hezbollah militants continue to carry out military operations against the Israel Defense Forces. They are firing anti-tank missiles at Israeli army positions.

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Τουλάχιστον τρία άτομα τραυματίστηκαν, όταν θραύσματα ιρανικών πυραύλων έπεσαν πάνω από το κεντρικό Ισραήλ, μεταδίδει η Jerusalem Post. H υπηρεσία ασθενοφόρων Μάγκεν Νταβίντ Άντομ δήλωσε ότι…

Eduard Shifrin, Vice President of the World Jewish Congress of Ukraine, lauded Donald Trump for his decision to attack Iran alongside Israel, calling him 'President Trump, the savior of Israel' in a Jerusalem Post article.

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An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post discusses the proposed death penalty bill in Israel, arguing it represents a dangerous path towards vengeance rather than justice.

An exclusive report from the Jerusalem Post suggests that the final decision and process to go to war came much later than has been leaked, indicating a complex period of uncertainty.

The newspaper showed a photo of the PM waving his hands along with feature stories based on his visit to the Israel and India-Israel ties.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post addresses the dramatic rise in antisemitic attacks across New York City following the October 7 massacre, discussing who is and isn't to blame.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post argues that US President Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' does not adequately understand or address jihadi terror and violence against Israel.

A recent incident in the West Bank has ignited political discussion, taking center stage alongside broader Gaza and regional developments in the latest news analysis.

An opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud Party for a campaign poster, urging him to keep American Jews out of his political campaigns.

Israeli military officials are reportedly shocked by the speed at which Iran is recovering its missile production capabilities following a war in early 2026, according to The Jerusalem Post.

International Cat Day is being celebrated globally, a day established in 2002 by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, with various outlets like The Jerusalem Post highlighting their own beloved felines as part of the festivities.

An opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post criticizes the West's perceived illusions about Turkish President Erdogan's denialism, highlighting the ease with which the world moved on despite his declarations of innocence regarding historical crimes.

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An editorial in The Jerusalem Post calls for Israeli politics to reject hatred and embrace unity, especially in the wake of the October 7 massacre and ahead of elections, criticizing the use of a bereaved father's grief for political gain.

The Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference is taking place in Jerusalem, bringing together heads of state, diplomats, business executives, and thought leaders to discuss regional and global issues.

An editorial from the Jerusalem Post outlines the newspaper's focus and questions for political parties leading up to Israel's Election Day, reflecting on the recent full Knesset term.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post analyzes why Prime Minister Netanyahu's political formula may no longer be effective. It references figures like Edelstein and Eisenkot as representatives of key populations.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post offering a weekly perspective on Israel, titled 'Shalom for Charlotte'.

Adam Milstein has published op-eds in the New York Post and The Jerusalem Post, criticizing anti-Israel factions within the Democratic Party and isolationist voices within the Republican Party regarding antisemitism.

An analysis piece from the Jerusalem Post discusses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's credibility as his testimony in an ongoing legal case concludes, with judges now having multiple versions of the broader story.

The Jerusalem Post reports that Itay Offir, the IDF's legal chief, will soon announce decisions regarding alleged war crimes in Gaza, specifically mentioning the World Central Kitchen and International Red Crescent cases.

The Jerusalem Post is expanding its global conference platform by announcing its first-ever Asia-Pacific Summit, scheduled to take place in Sydney on November 12.

Two opinion articles from The Jerusalem Post explore themes of Jewish solidarity, the relationship between New York and Israel, and the internal challenges within the Jewish community. The pieces reflect on the complexities of identity and connection from a Jerusalem perspective.

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Ronald S. Lauder, President of the World Jewish Congress, spoke at the Jerusalem Post Conference, urging Israel and Diaspora Jews to collaborate in the global public relations effort.

Opinion pieces from the Jerusalem Post discuss the ongoing Haredi draft crisis in Israel, focusing on the internal struggle over equality, service, and the debate between equality of burden and selective obligation.

An editorial in the Jerusalem Post argues that Israel should end double standards against IDF troops who commit suicide. It states that these soldiers deserve the same status and honor as those killed in battle.

Robert Waltl was interviewed by The Jerusalem Post, where he discussed the issue of antisemitism in Slovenia. He also expressed a "cautious hope" regarding the situation under the leadership of Janez Janša.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post argues that anti-Zionism is increasingly adopting the language of human rights and decolonization to mask antisemitism. It highlights the Bondi Commission as a case study for this trend.

An opinion piece in the Jerusalem Post argues that the Left is increasingly turning against Jews in ways unrelated to Israel.

An opinion piece in the Jerusalem Post argues for the respect of Christians, clergy, pilgrims, churches, monasteries, and all Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, emphasizing the dignity demanded by the Torah.

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Two opinion pieces from The Jerusalem Post discuss the importance of teaching harmony as a fundamental Zionist value to IDF soldiers. The editorials reflect on incidents that may undermine Israel’s reputation for tolerance and call for upholding core values.

The Jerusalem Post and Nefesh B'Nefesh have launched 'Aliyah Stories,' a series dedicated to sharing personal narratives of individuals building new lives in Israel.

Two opinion pieces from the Jerusalem Post analyze Iran's recent actions, describing them as historic miscalculations that have led to a regional alliance against Tehran and could lead to its destruction.

James Genn is highlighted for his work in The Jerusalem Post's newsroom, where he contributes to the collaborative effort of reporters, editors, and copyeditors to produce quality news.

The Jerusalem Post introduces a new series titled 'Scratching the Surface,' led by breaking news desk manager Shir Perets, aimed at debunking false claims and narratives about Israel.

Armata israeliană (IDF) a încercat să-l asasineze pe ministrul iranian al Informațiilor, Esmaeil Khatib, au confirmat miercuri pentru The Jerusalem Post o sursă israeliană de rang înalt și o sursă de…

An investigation by The Jerusalem Post has uncovered over 78,000 citations to IRGC-linked media on Wikipedia, highlighting the platform's vulnerability to state-sponsored influence and narrative manipulation.

Τραυματισμένος αλλά ικανός να εκτελέσει τα καθήκοντά του, παραμένει ο νέος ανώτατος ηγέτης του Ιράν, Μοτζτάμπα Χαμενεϊ, σύμφωνα με τα όσα δήλωσε στη The Jerusalem Post, πηγή που γνωρίζει το θέμα. Η…

One person has been killed in central Israel as tensions continue to escalate in the region, according to a news roundup from The Jerusalem Post.

The report was first published by the Jerusalem Post, which cited sources within the UAE. It seemed like the UAE had finally lost its patience for Iran.

Eli Cohen told The Jerusalem Post that coordination between the United States and Israel has led to “a very strong and deadly combination.”

Speaking to Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post, Shay Nahum said that the current war has exposed a truth long in the making: Cyber capabilities influence “every decision and every missile we fire.”

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An analysis from the Jerusalem Post discusses what Israel and the US have achieved against Iran, with one scholar calling the Iranians a 'paper tiger'.

One woman that The Jerusalem Post reached out to explained that her brother was flying to Dubai but was made to land in Muscat, Oman, a country with no normalized relations with Israel.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming two-day visit to Israel, highlighting the burgeoning India-Israel partnership, was featured on the front page of The Jerusalem Post.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post highlights a significant increase in Iranian espionage attempts against Israel, exposing growing national vulnerabilities despite foiled operations.

A Jerusalem Post news roundup covers top stories, including actor Hugh Laurie facing backlash and an Israeli muay thai fighter achieving a triumph.

The Jerusalem Post provides a news roundup covering top stories related to Israel's history, political, and security pressures.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post calls on New York City Councilman Zohran Mamdani to act like a mayor and stop using his position as a platform for an 'obsessive prosecution of the Jewish people and their homeland'.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post discusses the October 7 events, stating they were planned and a choice, not an inevitable outcome.

The Jerusalem Post provides the weekly Shabbat candle lighting times for various locations in Israel and the United States, a regular feature for observers of Jewish tradition.

An editorial from the Jerusalem Post criticizes Israeli minister Israel Katz for publicly discussing the potential replacement of a serving general on partisan television, deeming it inappropriate political theater.

An editorial in The Jerusalem Post calls for a national investigation into the events of October 7, three years after the attack, emphasizing it as a national obligation rather than a political inconvenience.

An expert told the Jerusalem Post that Houthi threats to choke points could cause global disruption, even without physical shutdowns, by making insurance premiums prohibitive or forcing ships to turn around.

Omer Kriger, the CEO and Co-founder of nGrid, talked to The Jerusalem Post about how his company is transforming batteries into a “virtual power plant.”

CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Tim Hawkins informed The Jerusalem Post that US forces are conducting strikes to degrade Iranian capabilities threatening commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. US forces remain ready for further action.

According to the Jerusalem Post, Turkey may not need F-35 jets as it is already testing its military arsenal in Libya. This comes as the US government reportedly commits to reintegrating Ankara into the F-35 program.

Two articles from The Jerusalem Post offer religious commentary and insights related to the weekly Torah portion, Parashat Pinchas, discussing themes of leadership and remembrance.

A Jerusalem Post article reflects on notable American Jews and their contributions, celebrating America's 250th anniversary by recalling individuals who shared their lives.

Regional security concerns are escalating in Canada following the conclusion of US-Iran talks in Switzerland, as reported by The Jerusalem Post's news roundup.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post offers a weekly perspective on Israel from New Zealand, providing insights not typically found in daily news.

The Jerusalem Post visited Elbit's facilities to examine the development of its aerial Iron Beam laser, a technology expected to significantly impact modern warfare.

Yifat Ovadia Luski of the World Zionist Organization (WZO) spoke at The Jerusalem Post Conference, advising attendees to take seriously threats from enemies who express intent to cause harm.

Speaking at The Jerusalem Post Conference in New York, former UN ambassador Gilad Erdan advocated for defunding the United Nations and replacing it with a 'real league of democracies,' also warning about the dangers of any deal leaving Iran's regime in place.

An editorial in The Jerusalem Post calls for The New York Times to address serious questions regarding a column by Kristof, emphasizing the need for precision in reporting.

This article profiles Hannah Rozenblat, highlighting her role in ensuring accuracy at the Jerusalem Post and discussing the broader impact of writers in raising awareness and sharing experiences.

Senator Rubio stated that negotiations with Iran would continue, while an Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post that Mojtaba Khamenei is reportedly in a secure location recovering from injuries, making communication difficult.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post criticizes New York politician Zohran Mamdani for focusing on Middle East land disputes instead of local New York problems.

Ben Yakar, a victim of an assault in Golders Green, has spoken to the Jerusalem Post, describing the incident as an antisemitic hate crime. Metropolitan Police are investigating the Monday morning attack, with no arrests yet made.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post argues that the primary challenge in artificial intelligence development lies not in competing AI models, but in the orchestration of these systems to create fast, adaptive, and intelligent environments.

The pilot who flew Israel's first F-35 mission, Eshel, is scheduled to speak at The Jerusalem Post Annual Conference on June 1, joining other defense community members.

Families of individuals executed or forcibly disappeared in Iran have spoken to The Jerusalem Post, detailing the Islamic regime's brutal oppression and calling for international attention to their plight.

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Founder Schwartz Tayri told The Jerusalem Post in an interview that Israel’s ambassadors to the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain requested the app.

A news roundup from The Jerusalem Post highlights top stories, including Gulf states urging an end to the war and the approval of a terror death penalty.

The Jerusalem Post's daily news roundup provides a concise overview of top stories, including discussions on peace plans, historical propaganda, and political betrayal.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post argues that Israel faces a critical leadership test, emphasizing the need for unity, trust, and effective governance to overcome deep national divisions and the trauma experienced since October 7.

The Middle East faces the prospect of a war that could last for weeks if the United States takes military action to control the Strait of Hormuz.

Yaakov Katz, former director of the Jerusalem Post, states that Israel has been fighting Hamas and Hezbollah for years and now targets their leaders. He suggests that Israeli support for Netanyahu is tied to continued US involvement in the campaign.

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Tommy Robinson's contribution to the Jerusalem Post has caused discomfort among some, raising questions about journalistic debate and acceptable opinion.

“I didn't think I'd be jumped on by tons of people because of a photo of a man who murdered nearly 30,000 Iranian citizens,” Dillz told The Jerusalem Post.

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An editorial in The Jerusalem Post urges Israeli leaders to communicate clearly and respectfully with Arab nations, even as Iran attacks the region, suggesting an opportunity for Israel to improve its regional standing.

According to sources familiar with the details who spoke to The Jerusalem Post, Iran is attempting to protect what it can, reinforce facilities, and remove equipment where possible.

“It’s not a coincidence that Iran is attacking Dubai, because Dubai is the antithesis of what Iran represents,” Emirati senior journalist and TV commentator Nadim Koteich told The Jerusalem Post.

That question was put directly to four major AI platforms as part of a methodological exercise on how AI models respond under pressure. The Jerusalem Post is not predicting military action.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post discusses the UK's perceived failure to protect its Jewish population, suggesting a need for self-reliance.

Pakistan on Monday strongly condemned Israel’s latest move to register large areas of the occupied West Bank as “state property”, calling on the international community to reject its actions, according to a statement by the Foreign Office (FO). Al Jazeera reported on Sunday that the Israeli government had approved the proposal to claim large areas of the occupied territory as property of the state if Palestinians could not prove ownership, a move which prompted outcry from Palestinian group Hamas, the Palestinian presidency, and political analysts. “Pakistan strongly condemns the latest attempt by the Israeli occupying power to convert areas of the Occupied West Bank into so-called state property, and to expand illegal settlement activities,” the statement said. It pointed out that these steps clearly violated international law and relevant United Nations Security Council and General Assembly resolutions, stressing that they “must be rejected” by the international community. “The occupying power’s continued disregard for international law and its provocative actions undermine the prospects for a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the region,” it added. “Pakistan calls on the international community to take concrete measures to end Israeli impunity, and ensure respect for international law,” the statement said. It once again reaffirmed full support for the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and for the establishment of an “independent, viable, and contiguous State of Palestine, based on pre-1967 borders, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital”. Most Palestinian land is not formally registered because it is a long, complicated process that Israel stopped in 1967. Regis­tra­tion of land establishes permanent ownership. International law states an occupying power cannot confiscate land in occupied territories. Palestinian group Hamas had condemned the decision on Sunday, calling it an attempt “to steal and Judaise lands in the occupied West Bank by registering them as so-called ‘state lands’”. However, Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz described the move as an “essential security and governance measure designed to ensure control, enforcement, and full freedom of action for the state of Israel in the area”, according to the Jerusalem Post.