Civil War
Yemen’s government needs weapons, but they can’t come from the US or Israel, expert tells 'Post'
Though an expert from the Royal United Services Institute said that the Houthis needed to be defeated, he insisted this could only come about by empowering the legitimate government - not airstrikes.
Ethiopian-Eritrean fighting raises fears of wider war as Egypt builds Red Sea alliance - analysis
Yemen displacement surges past 200,000 following fresh Houthi offensive, UN migration body warns
Graphic footage shows Yemeni troops running over Houthi fighters in battle for Red Sea strait
Israel is in a quiet civil war over judicial reform - opinion
The Right is unlikely to proceed because Israel is in an unprecedented state of polarization. Everyone is under pressure to take sides.
Sudan's Bashir and allies out of jail, Khartoum fighting flares
Air strikes and artillery in Sudan have killed at least 459 people and wounded more than 4,000.
Sudan army agrees to help evacuate foreigners, fighting continues despite ceasefire
Sudan's collapse into warfare dashed plans to restore civilian rule and brought the already impoverished country to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe.
Israel at 75: How the Jewish state compares to other countries
HISTORICAL AFFAIRS: What Israel’s history teaches us is that while there are major disputes in the country and various groups that do not agree on many issues, the country is stable.
What must Israel get done in the next 75 years?
MIDDLE ISRAEL: Impressive as Israel's achievements so far have been, what lies ahead is no less challenging, and may even be more so.
Netanyahu in IDF ceremony: Civil war - never, national unity - absolutely
Quoting former prime minister Menachem Begin, Netanyahu stated: “Civil War – never,” but “national unity – absolutely.”
Amid terror attacks, rocket sirens: Israel's civil war can wait - comment
We’ve got one last chance to demonstrate that the things that unite us are more binding than what separates us.
Letters to the Editor March 29, 2023: Temper tantrum
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Israel is divided over judicial reform, can Tikvah help cool it down? - opinion
The current debate about judicial reform did not emerge suddenly from nowhere, and it is not the creation of the new Netanyahu government.
How much longer will Israel stay a happy country? - opinion
Having achieved so much in the first 75 years of our existence that has led us to become one of the top five happiest countries in the world, we must ask if we can preserve it.