Magazine
The Jerusalem Post Magazine delivers compelling weekend journalism that goes beyond the headlines. Our distinguished supplement combines incisive political analysis and current affairs reporting with in-depth investigative pieces and thoughtful magazine-style features.
Each weekend edition offers readers a deeper exploration of the stories shaping Israel, the Middle East, and the broader Jewish world—providing the context, insight, and perspective that busy readers crave.
Three artists, three questions: Contemporary art wouldn’t be the same without surrealism
Contemporary art wouldn’t be the same without Surrealism.
The unpromised land: Exile experience cannot be severed from modern Jewish history - opinion
Voices from the Arab press: Damascus between the Druze, Alawites, and Kurds
The narrative, no less than the nukes: Has Israel become a pariah or saved the world? - opinion
In the kitchen with Henny: Dinners for dairy days
Mini crustless quiches, fish sticks, creamy garlic pasta, and fruit ice-pops.
From exclusion to examination: Women gain access to rabbinic path
Historic win: Rabbi Seth Farber and female pioneers reflect on the fight to open rabbinic exams to women
This week in Jewish history: Israel and Jordan end state of enmity
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
Inside Druze TEC, the new empowerment center reshaping Israel’s tech workforce
Druze TEC studies are open to both men and women of the Druze community after they complete their IDF and National Service obligations.
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
Parshat Matot-Masei: Our stops along the way
Prayer can be an oasis along the way. Prayer can also parallel the journeys we take in life.
Parashat Matot-Masei: The gravitas of gratitude
Moses, the father of the nation, paved a path for generations to come: Nothing justifies an act of ingratitude. Ingratitude is never warranted in any situation.
Realistic analytical intimacy in art: An interview with Yossi Mark
Renowned Israeli realist artist and winner of last year’s Haim Shiff Award for Figurative-Realistic Art, opens his solo exhibition 'Bona Nox, Mater' at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Arrays of hope: Israel Festival's offerings in a year full of woes
This year’s festival opens in Jerusalem on July 16 under the aegis of returning artistic directors Michal Vaknin and Itay Mautner, and in the Galilee and Western Negev, through to August 1.
This week in Jewish history: Miracle aids and antibiotics
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
Israel's living soundtrack: The Tower of David's exhibit on Yehoram Gaon
A living soundtrack of Israeli culture that offers a profound journey through 70 years of Israeli music, cinema, and the enduring spirit of Jerusalem.
