The U.S. president prefers the negotiating table, but the hard-line leaders in Tehran aren't keen to compromise and Netanyahu needs to atone for the stalemate earlier this year. Meanwhile, the flames in the West Bank are approaching explosion level
While last week's assessment was that neither Iran nor the United States wanted escalation, diplomats are now concerned that strikes from both countries could trigger a wider war involving Israel. 'Tomorrow is the World Cup final; the day after tomorrow is the Middle East final,' a Western diplomat quipped on Saturday
A trove of Holocaust-era Yiddish songs recorded by Soviet Jewish ethnomusicologist Moisei Beregovsky survived decades of censorship and near disappearance. Now, a new album revives the voices of Jews in Ukrainian ghettos, revealing not only their suffering, but also the stories they imagined to survive
At a fundraiser for A Place for Us All, Portman praised the new Jewish-Arab slate as 'one of the most courageous and exciting developments in Israel-Palestine in recent years,' adding that the establishment is 'terrified of what this movement represents'
Producing one-sided content for social media is an easy way to grow your audience – this is the kind of fragmentation that the algorithm rewards. Then there are those who resist the pull, and find audiences through authenticity
It weakened the courts, hollowed out state institutions, demeaned hostage families and advanced sectarian legislation. By the time Netanyahu's government leaves office, Israel will no longer be the country it was
Omer Kriger, the CEO and Co-founder of nGrid, talked to The Jerusalem Post about how his company is transforming batteries into a “virtual power plant.”
Omer Kriger, the CEO and Co-founder of nGrid, talked to The Jerusalem Post about how his company is transforming batteries into a “virtual power plant.”
The plaque, which honors Arsene et Angele Richard and their daughter Marcelle for saving the life of 13-year-old Edmond Rajchman, was broken down the middle and is now missing most of the words.
Sunday's march to Gaza, calling for Jewish resettlement, is far more than a routine demonstration. It exposes how prolonged war reshapes the national political imagination, stripping away previous limits and normalizing ideas once considered extreme
Following the devastating fire in Gilad Farm that consumed homes and businesses, a crowdfunding campaign was launched and has raised over NIS 5.6 million so far.
The Knesset has approved a landmark bill aimed at easing the entry of US-standard goods into the country without requiring additional local certification.
The Knesset has approved a landmark bill aimed at easing the entry of US-standard goods into the country without requiring additional local certification.
Senior Likud officials say the Iran escalation is being used as a pretext for a move Netanyahu wanted anyway: replacing the primary with his own control over the party list
One day before the Democrats' primary, Defense Minister Katz ordered the IDF to remove Omri Ronen, an anti-government activist and candidate for the party's list, from reserve duty, accusing him of promoting refusal to serve in the IDF
A total of 26 employees claim that AI systems were utilized by Meta to rank staff ahead of a wave of layoffs, failing to distinguish between a lack of productivity and an approved absence.