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Israel's twilight zone: Jewish State needs decisive action, from Gaza to Iran - opinion
KNOW COMMENT | The State of Israel finds itself in such a strategic moment: In a murky twilight zone with critical security clocks ticking on all fronts.
New Israeli US envoy: 'I’ll speak in every synagogue, regardless of denomination'
US, Israel partner to bring climate-smart agriculture to Mideast and Africa
Are Levin's accusations against High Court chief Barak fake? - opinion
Maariv Annual Business Summit: Industry leaders look to the future
The Jerusalem Post Group is proud to present the 2020 Maariv business summit
Letters to the Editor, October 5, 2020: Zero in on a hero
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Longtime 'Post' editor, journalist Matt Nesvisky dies
He is survived by his wife Linda, and two daughters and grandchildren.
The Jerusalem Post's unwavering mission
Past editors-in-chief recall special moments and special people they encountered that exemplify the breadth and scope of the paper’s mission, which remains as unwavering today as it was in 1932.
85 years of excellence in journalism
In a country as politicized as Israel, this has not always been easy...
My ‘Jerusalem Post’ mentor
I was 20 years old, new to Israel, and spoke very little Hebrew.
Holding the line
How did the Post perform during that time? Magnificently, I’d say.
Keeping faith with the founders
We all recall the recent 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, but we do not remember often what came immediately after it.
Building bridges
Upon hearing of the attack, I wrote a short reflection and hopped on a bus to deliver it to the editors in Romema.
A paper whose influence outstrips its circulation
A paper whose influence outstrips its circulation
The united Jerusalem delusion
Is Jerusalem united? Let me throw a bucket of icy water over those of our politicians who are in denial.
