The Jerusalem Post Archive

15 August 2025
Mars’ Newest Wonder: Coral‑Style Formation That Has Virtual Botanists Buzzing

“Curiosity has discovered many small structures like this one, formed billions of years ago, when water was still liquid on Mars,” NASA said.

Netanyahu's biggest gamble: A final push into Gaza to repair Israel's broken image

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: For Netanyahu, the calculation is now straightforward: win the war quickly, and the rest will sort itself out.

Why can't Hamas's crimes be in the spotlight without Israel also being condemned? - editorial

Israel must keep fighting, on the ground and in the realm of truth, to ensure that lies do not once again prepare the way for the next massacre of Jews.

Editor's Notes: ‘The steak is off the menu’: Inside what some call Israel’s ‘deep state’

One of Ido Norden book’s more surprising villains is Israel’s mainstream media.

Restrictions against 'Qatargate' suspect Yonatan Urich lifted, contact allowed with Netanyahu

Judge Mizrahi sharply criticized the police, writing that in his view, Urich is not a state employee and therefore cannot be suspected of bribery.

Iran hacked the phone of Israel's former justice minister - N12

The successful infiltration came after multiple attempts. The hackers reportedly gained access after Shaked clicked on a link, which enabled the hackers to gain full control of her phone.

Massachusetts man sentenced to 26 months for threats to synagogues, Israel consulate

John Reardon, 60, was sentenced by US District Judge Julia Kobick in Boston to 26 months in custody after pleading guilty in November.

Man charged with throwing sandwich at US agent was Justice Dept staffer

"I just learned that this defendant worked at the Department of Justice — NO LONGER," Bondi wrote on X. "Not only is he FIRED, he has been charged with a felony."

Investigators believe Russia at least partially responsible for US court records hack

The hackers are believed to have accessed sensitive records containing the names of people and sources involved in national security crimes.

Argentinian President Javier Milei will use ‘Jewish Nobel’ to launch ‘Isaac Accords’

Argentinian President Javier Milei was the first non-Jew and first head of state to receive the prize in January for his staunch support for Israel and efforts to improve Argentine-Israeli relations.

Amnesty UK draws criticism for arguing journalist death toll in Gaza higher than in any other war

Amnesty International UK claimed Gaza has the highest journalist death toll in modern history, prompting criticism for omitting Holocaust-era killings of Jewish journalists documented by Yad Vashem.

While we built work plans, terror mastered technology implementation - opinion

Whoever controls technological innovation controls the battlefield. 

Jewish baseball fans have created an exhaustive list of Jewish players. They missed Monte Pfeiffer

Monte Pfeiffer, who played a single game for the Philadelphia Athletics some 112 years ago, had vanished into baseball obscurity

Palestinian Authority accuses Ben-Gvir of provocation, Iran hacked the phone of Ayelet Shaked

Several Israeli train lines disrupted due to electrical damage • Hostages urge Trump to halt Gaza invasion • Mossad Chief conducts hostage talks in Doha visit

Man seriously wounded in suspected shooting; 12 illegal residents detained

The man, a resident of Huwara who is in Israel illegally, was found in critical condition. Twelve other individuals, also believed to be residing in Israel illegally, were apprehended at the scene.

Trump's summit with Putin set for 11 a.m. in Alaska on Friday

Trump will depart the White House at 6:45 am on Friday and leave Anchorage at 5:45 p.m. Alaska Time the same day.

Jonathan Davis: Training the next generation of Jewish leaders in Israel!

Jonathan Davis sits with our Editor-in-Chief, Zvika Klein, to discuss innovative academic programs at Reichman University in Herzliya.

Daily horoscope – August 15, 2025: All zodiac signs
Damage to electrical infrastructure in Tel Aviv area disrupts train traffic

To enable restoration work, trains will not run today between Binyamina and Netanya, and between Tel Aviv HaHagana and Lod or Ben-Gurion Airport.

'If America pulls plug on Israel, God will pull plug on us' Sen. Lindsey Graham asserts

“Israel is not the bad guys. They’re the good guys. The bad guys are the radical Islamists who would kill everybody in this room if they could,” he added.

Turkey detains Istanbul district mayor in corruption probe, state media says

Beyoglu Mayor Inan Guney from Turkey's main opposition party was the 16th mayor to have been taken into custody in the crackdown.

WATCH: Border police rescue Israeli who mistakenly entered Area A of West Bank

The resident of Gan Yavne was driving from the Binyamin area toward Jerusalem when he entered the village by mistake.

Cruise company unveils massive plan for 2027 – 500 cruises and private island

Norwegian Cruise Line announced 500+ cruises for 2027 with 20 ships to 150+ destinations in 59 countries, focusing on 7-day cruises, Bahamas private island, and More At Sea open bar program.

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