Nicholas Potter
Nicholas Potter is a visiting Ernst Cramer and Teddy Kollek Fellow of the International Journalist Program at The Jerusalem Post from December 2024 until January 2025, and editor at the German newspaper TAZ/Die Tageszeitung in Berlin. He reports on political extremism, conflicts, antisemitism, and media. He has a bachelor’s degree from King’s College London and a master’s from the Humboldt University in Berlin.
Art Shelter Gallery: When art and religion intersect
From spymaster to extremist: Hans-Georg Maassen’s radical transformation
At Wadi Attir, Bedouin mix agricultural tradition with hi-tech innovation
Traveling from Israel's Galilee to the Golan after 15 months of war
It has been a tough 15 months for tourism in the North, as international visitor numbers remain just a fraction of what they were before October 7.
Jewish, Israeli musicians fear for their careers post-Oct. 7
A year after the Nova massacre, the global electronic music scene oscillates between silence and celebration
Hope, anxiety and anger among Jerusalem residents following ceasefire announcement
At Jerusalem’s Chords Bridge, the mood was defiant. Critics of the deal repeatedly blocked the busy intersection in protest, while the police half-heartedly tried to clear it.
Meet the pro-Russia, anti-Israel populist that wants to remake German politics
Will Wagenknecht succeed in remaking Germany’s political landscape?
German AfD politicians meet militant neo-Nazis in Switzerland
An event near Zurich in mid-December at which two AfD politicians spoke was organized by the Swiss neo-Nazi group Junge Tat and attended by members of Blood & Honour.
Far-right European parties preach solidarity with Israel while practicing antisemitism - opinion
Anti-migration rhetoric may be the visible tip of the ideological iceberg, but below the surface lurk the same old antisemitic beliefs of the past.
Communities in Israel’s south balance regeneration and preservation a year after Oct. 7
Fourteen months after October 7, Israel's southern communities struggle to balance rebuilding with preserving memories as tourists visit attack sites while residents return home.
Inside the far-left media that, backed by Moscow, Damascus, and Tehran, attacks Israel
MEDIA AFFAIRS: MintPress News, The Grayzone, and Red are examples of far-left websites that can't be trusted when it comes to the Middle East.
Far-right activists, AfD politicians slam proposal for new youth wing ahead of German elections
Many are rallying behind an organization that does not just operate as the AfD’s youth wing but also serves as a bridge between the parliamentary far-right and neo-Nazis.
'We are on our own': Israel's northern residents on their hopes and fears after the ceasefire
For 14 months, an end to Israeli military operations in Gaza was Hezbollah’s condition for ceasing its attacks, which have claimed the lives of 45 civilians in Israel’s North.
