Jerusalem Post Staff
'Set up an Army Radio station at President’s Residence': Source close to Katz slams Herzog
Ben-Gvir 'proud' of less policing of Hilltop Youth after fiery week of West Bank extremism
Budapest police says 31-year-old woman wore a wig, posed as charity worker to kidnap newborn
Journalist uncovers alleged Italian 'sniper safaris' during Sarajevo siege - report
Journalist Ezio Gavazzeni compiled a 77-page file alleging Italian tourists paid to shoot Bosnian civilians during the siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s.
Syrian general linked to Mossad indicted for torture in Austria - report
Syrian Brig.-Gen. Khaled al-Halabi, accused of overseeing torture in Raqqa during Syria’s uprising from 2011 to 2013, was arrested after years in hiding.
NGOs, lawmakers mobilize for West Bank olive harvest amid claims of state complicity
The solidarity harvest was initiated by NGOs Rabbis for Human Rights and Peace Now, shortly after an attack on Palestinians and Israelis alike harvesting olives near the village of Burin.
Shanta Gold confirms largest gold deposit found in Kenya in a decades
The Isulu-Bushiangala underground project will need about 337 acres of mostly private land and could displace nearly 800 households, its environmental impact assessment warns.
IDF kills two terrorists, false alarms after sirens in Gaza border region
Residents of the Gaza border region reportedly heard explosions from interceptions.
Trump seeks progress on Israel–Saudi normalization ahead of crown prince WH meeting - report
The main issue, according to the report, is Saudi Arabia’s demand that Israel take concrete steps toward establishing a Palestinian state with a clear timeline, a demand Netanyahu has not accepted.
Chinese tourist floods hotel room after refund denied, hit with 30,000 yuan bill
Police said Chen opened the sink and shower taps from 2 a.m. until sunrise, sending water into the lobby and leaving damage worth 280 times her 108 yuan booking,
Lebanon's Aoun drags feet on disarming Hezbollah but speeds ahead on Israeli withdrawal - analysis
After a high-level visit by US officials, including senior director for counterterrorism Sebastian Gorka, this week, the Lebanese leadership continues to appear to be dragging its feet on disarmament.
Physicians who skip AI could face malpractice claims, health leaders say
Nearly 1,000 clinicians, researchers, and tech executives attend Lema’anchem’s third annual conference at Reichman University on AI in medicine.
Islamic Regime would collapse if Khamenei harmed, Iran's President Pezeshkian warns
“There would be no need for Israel to intervene,” Pezeshkian said, urging rival factions to avoid polarization and “stand firmly behind him.”