Israeli airstrikes in Syria meant to ‘convey a message’ to Turkey, source tells ‘Post’
Israel strikes Syria with warning to Turkey: Do not interfere with Israeli activities.
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Israel strikes Syria with warning to Turkey: Do not interfere with Israeli activities.
IDF is closing in on controlling 30% of Gaza, defense sources tell ‘Post’
Katz to ‘Post’: No military occupation, but getting closer to large operation if no hostage deal.
‘Life is for the living’: Discussing Israel, Hebrew University, and the value of positive thinking
WATCH: In the first episode of the 2025 season of ‘The Philanthropists,’ Monette Malewski National Chair of Canadian Friends of Hebrew University speaks to Israeli writer and director Maor Zaguri.
‘Post’ makes first media visit to IDF positions in Lebanon
Israel Katz told The Jerusalem Post that the destroyed villages prevent Hezbollah and civilians from returning to southern Lebanon for up to five years.
Hamas warns those who “spread chaos” following killing of its police officer
A Gaza family admitted to killing a Hamas terrorist in retaliation for a relative’s death, reflecting growing dissent against Hamas. Another family also accused Hamas police of killing a relative.
From the firing of the Shin Bet head to ‘Qatargate’ – What’s happening with Israeli politics
The ‘Post”s political correspondent Eliav Breuer sat down with domestic affairs and economics correspondent Eve Young to explain.
Hamas admits 72% of deaths are combat-aged men as it quietly reduces civilian death toll
Approximately 72% of fatalities are aged 13-55 and are men – the demographic category aligns with Hamas combatants.
Netanyahu to appoint deputy Shin Bet chief as interim leader
Netanyahu previously appointed former navy commander Eli Sharvit, only to rescind the appointment 24 hours later.
‘Belgium is blind to antisemitism’: Another Flemish gov’t fails to protect Belgian Jewry
ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: The new Flemish government has failed to fulfill its promise to tackle antisemitism.
Why Trump’s Saudi trip matters for the Trump doctrine
Gulf countries trust the US administration under US President Donald Trump a bit more than what they saw under Biden and Obama.