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Only a few years ago, Turkey was considered 'worse than Iran.' Now, alongside former foes Qatar and Egypt, it will be a key player in the establishment of an interim government in Gaza, the management of the Strip's reconstruction budget and the disarmament of Hamas

Although the event concluded on October 13, The Jerusalem Post was able to visit what was promised to be the best technology and innovation convention of the decade.

The U.S. president knows that renewing the fighting will push his regional allies – Qatar, Egypt, Turkey and the UAE – further from his vision of a new Middle East. Israeli officials seem skeptical about his threats

The IVF unit director at Assuta Medical Center in the central Israeli city of Rishon Letzion will permanently lose his license in light of 'continuous departure from work rules and management failures'

It is unclear who will lead the International Stabilization Force in Gaza, how long it will take to establish or how the U.S. will prevent Hamas from taking over the evacuated areas. The bodies of hostages that have yet to be returned could become a twilight zone that Netanyahu thrives on

When counseling Israeli Arab families whose relatives were victims of homicide, social worker Safa Younes encountered a world she wasn't prepared for

Netanyahu's choice to head the Israeli security service, David Zini, who began his tenure this month, met on the eve of his appointment with a Shin Bet reservist suspected of leaking secret information, who is now facing criminal charges

The child is one of several children and teens killed by Israeli fire in the West Bank in recent months

The Democratic candidate for New York City mayor leads in the polls among voters who align more with his stance on Israel. Mamdani would be the city's first Muslim mayor if elected in the general election on November 4

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: One Israeli woman whose life was upended after 36 years of marriage and chose to rise from the wreckage, and another who went on a trip to New York – and never came back

US Capitol Police were called after an American flag altered to include a swastika was found hanging in the office of Rep. Dave Taylor, who says he was targeted.

As soon as we hit the road , we discovered that RV travel isn't as simple as we'd imagined. Far from it

House Speaker Johnson condemns leaked group chat, which praises Hitler and jokes about gas chambers, Vance: "kids do stupid things"

A week after the euphoria of the hostages' return, Israel is facing grim realities: the slow retrieval of bodies, Hamas' brutal control, and Trump's tightening grip on postwar diplomacy. Gaza's ruins now expose both Hamas' savagery and Israel's loss of control

The country has just begun to celebrate the end of the fighting, but the Bibi-ist machine is already spewing its poison – and it will only get worse ■ President Herzog must choose between democracy and fascism ■ Naftali Bennett has a new strategy for winning the next election ■ The real reason behind key committee chief Boaz Bismuth's strange behavior

Outburst sees Amar Hussein, accused of terrorist acts, removed from the courtroom for the duration of the trial.

As the Knesset opens its final session before elections, Netanyahu's coalition is preparing a legislative blitz – from renewed efforts to weaken the legal system and enshrine Haredi draft exemptions to advancing West Bank sovereignty – while a weakened opposition braces for battle

Even before the war, in a period that was considered 'quiet,' dozens of Palestinians were killed. Now, after a year of unbridled slaughter, the bar has been raised again and has become normal