The anti-Israel Hall of Shame: Naming and shaming the haters of the Jewish state
In a world so divided, it is important to know just who your friends are – and who aren’t.
Is Israel ready for Jonathan Pollard? Ex-spy outlines 10-point plan for Knesset run
Pollard has announced that he will be running for Knesset – either with a party that aligns with his values or independently if he cannot find one.
Miracle at Soroka: How a frontline hospital weathered October 7, survived Iran war
From one war to the next, Soroka has learned to work smarter and create a level of response to meet the needs of their patients.
Understanding the ultra-Orthodox: Is haredim in the army a pipe dream or within reach?
Fears, hopes, and the IDF’s efforts to work with the community – and improve conditions to maximize ultra-Orthodox recruitment
Ptil Tekhelet Educational Center: Israel's newest, bluest cultural venue
“The main takeaway from The Tekhelet Educational Center is the deep appreciation for a beautiful mitzvah.”
Donation infiltration: How Iranian spies infiltrate IDF donation networks to target Israel
Iranian operatives are using Facebook or WhatsApp groups of mothers of IDF soldiers to spy on Israel.
Shomron pioneer Moshe Zar passes away at the age of 88
The Jerusalem Post remembers Zar's legacy through an interview from several years earlier. Zar's funeral will be held on Sunday.
Exceptional vacation accommodation in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem is exploring unique and beautiful places to stay overnight in Jerusalem.
Israel's coffee-fueled zombies: The struggles of sleep during war with Iran
If you are walking around since June 13 like a pie-eyed zombie, and plying yourself with pots of coffee all day long, you are not alone.
Jerusalem copes: How Israel's capital handles the escalation with Iran
The Western Wall stands abandoned and the Old City is desolate, with only a small fraction of the usual crowds going swiftly about their shopping before the next siren wails.
