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English-language daily newspaper published in Jerusalem. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseEnglish · JerusalemFounded 1932
The last 30 days
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292 mintypical time behind the first report
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The Jerusalem Post's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the United States, the IDF, Iran and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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World · 7h agoHaredi Expat Finds Purpose in Israeli Air Force and EngineeringGittel Klein, who grew up in Lakewood, New Jersey's haredi community, has become an F-16 technician in the Israeli Air Force and is now studying mechanical engineering at Afeka College in Tel Aviv, where she founded the institution's first rocket club. Klein struggled with the educational limitations in Lakewood but pursued her passion for science, eventually making aliyah. After a period back in the U.S., she returned to Israel, enlisted in the IDF, and is now focused on advancing Israel's aerospace industry.World · 2d agoZAKA and Chabad Unite for Global Jewish Disaster ResponseZAKA Search and Rescue and Chabad have launched a joint international unit to aid Jewish communities facing crises globally. Announced last Friday in New York, the initiative combines Chabad's worldwide network with ZAKA's disaster response expertise. The unit will provide training and resources to Chabad emissaries, aiming for rapid, professional assistance and better community preparedness.World · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomUnusual Pompano-like Fish Caught Off Israel's Coast, Possibly New to RegionAn unusual fish, possibly a pompano species new to Israel, was caught off the Mediterranean coast near Jisr az-Zarqa. Researchers from Tel Aviv University are conducting tests to identify the specimen, which was caught by fisherman Nimer Jamil al-Mukhtar. This follows a similar catch near Caesarea two weeks earlier, marking the first documented sightings of such fish in Israeli waters. The discovery is being studied in the context of increasing nonnative species in the Mediterranean.World · 3d agoPope Reaffirms Catholic Church's Spiritual Bond With People of IsraelPope Leo XIV reaffirmed the Catholic Church's spiritual bond with the people of Israel during an interfaith gathering in Buenos Aires on November 9. He cited the Second Vatican Council and expressed respect for diverse religious traditions, a message welcomed by Jewish leaders concerned about rising antisemitism. The Pope praised Argentina's interfaith harmony and emphasized strengthening ties with Judaism. This statement was part of his four-day visit to Argentina, which included large public Masses and meetings with various communities.World · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomF1 Champion Lewis Hamilton Calls for Aid to Gaza After Rafah Crossing VisitFormula One champion Lewis Hamilton visited the Rafah border crossing on November 10, 2026, and demanded Israel allow aid into Gaza, calling the situation "appalling." He stated that aid trucks were delayed and items were rejected for "crazy reasons." Hamilton, an advocate for humanitarian causes, urged Israel to fulfill its ceasefire obligations and let aid trucks through without excuse.World · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomTurkey Excludes Israel From COP31 Climate Summit Due to Gaza WarTurkey excluded Israel from the COP31 climate summit, hosted in Antalya, citing the Gaza war as the reason. Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced the decision, linking climate justice to peace. World leaders at the summit have increasingly focused on geopolitical conflicts, overshadowing climate policy discussions. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned of a worsening climate crisis, while Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized Israel and the U.S. at the event.World · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomMonument to AMIA Bombing Victims to Be Built in BinyaminA memorial for the 85 victims of the 1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires will be erected in Israel's Binyamin Regional Council. The initiative, agreed upon by Binyamin Council head Yisrael Ganz and AMIA president Osvaldo Armoza, aims to honor victims and link the Argentine Jewish community with Israeli settlements. Ganz visited Argentina, met with President Javier Milei, and pledged solidarity with the Jewish community. The memorial will serve as a symbol of remembrance and unity against terrorism.World · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomBritons Increasingly View Israel as Threat to World Peace, Survey RevealsA new survey by the National Centre for Social Research found that 78% of Britons view Israel as a serious threat to world peace, a 10% increase in the last year. This perception has nearly doubled from 48% twenty years ago. The survey also noted that 74% see the US as a threat, while Russia was viewed as the greatest threat by 89%. NatCen attributes the shift in perception regarding Israel to its involvement in recent Middle East conflicts.World · 5d agoPro-Palestine Groups Plan UK Armistice Day Protests, Sparking ControversyPro-Palestine groups in the UK are planning protests on Armistice Day, November 11, calling it a "ritual of selective memory" and demanding justice. The demonstrations aim to support Palestine liberation and BDS. The groups have also faced backlash for selling Palestine-flag colored poppy pins, which critics deem political and divisive, contrasting with the traditional poppy's purpose of supporting veterans.World · 5d agoUAE-Backed Charity Holds Mass Wedding for 250 Gaza CouplesAround 250 Palestinian couples married in a mass wedding in Gaza on November 6, 2026, organized by the UAE's Operation Gallant Knight 3, linked to Mohammed Dahlan. The initiative aims to support couples facing financial hardship due to the conflict and also serves as a platform for political messaging. Dahlan, an exiled Fatah official, called for reforms in Palestinian leadership. The UAE's humanitarian aid, totaling over 136,000 metric tons in three years, aims to help families remain in Gaza.World · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomGlobal Mayors Mark Kristallnacht in Jerusalem, Urged to Counter MisinformationDozens of international mayors gathered in Jerusalem to commemorate the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht and attend the 35th International Mayors Conference. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee urged the mayors to counter misinformation about Israel by sharing their firsthand experiences. The conference, organized by the AJC, aims to foster innovation and municipal partnerships between Israel and global leaders.World · 6d agoUNRWA Faces Restructuring, Potential Layoffs Amid Financial Crisis and Trump Board OversightThe UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) is considering major layoffs and restructuring due to a $70 million deficit, with responsibilities potentially shifting to Donald Trump's Board of Peace (BoP). The BoP has stated UNRWA has "no place" in Gaza and "fails" to meet its criteria. Acting commissioner-general Christian Saunders is leading the proposed changes, warning of "regrettable actions" if funding is not secured. UNRWA currently serves over 1.7 million Palestinians in Gaza and nearly six million refugees region-wide.World · 6d agoCentennial of First British-Mandate Palestinian Passport RecalledAvraham Saide's British-Mandate Palestinian passport, issued on November 3, 1926, marked its 100th anniversary on November 3, 2026. Born in Jerusalem in 1906, Saide obtained the passport in Argentina and later returned to Palestine. He became involved in the Irgun underground and survived the 1948 War of Independence siege of Jerusalem. Saide lived through Ottoman, British, and Israeli rule, passing away in 1993.World · 6d agoIsraeli Envoy Denies Mexico Conspiracy Theories, Cites Disinformation CampaignIsraeli Ambassador to Mexico Yoed Magen has rejected claims of Israeli plots to steal water or infiltrate schools in Mexico, attributing them to a "well-funded" disinformation campaign. He stated that accusations of Israel stealing water or former soldiers infiltrating Chiapas are "blatant lies." Magen highlighted Israel's water management expertise and explained that young Israelis volunteer abroad. The Chiapas Education Department denied authorizing IDF members in schools, though foreign volunteers participated.World · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomKinneret Water Level Rises Slightly After Weekend Rains, Still Below Last YearThe Kinneret's water level rose one centimeter after weekend rains, reaching 213.70 meters below sea level, but remains 39 centimeters lower than last year. Approximately 20 millimeters of rain fell on the lake, with minimal impact on the Jordan River. The current level is among the lowest for this date in a decade, partly due to September's desalination plant disruptions which caused a 10-centimeter drop.World · 7d agoItalians Increasingly View Israel Unfavorably Amid Growing Pro-Palestinian SentimentApproximately 75% of Italians now hold an unfavorable view of Israel, a significant increase since October 7, according to a June Pew Research Center survey. This shift is linked to the war in Gaza and other conflicts, fueling large pro-Palestinian protests and successful anti-Israel films in Italian cinemas. A July survey also found nearly 40% view Israel as a threat to world order, with over 60% favoring severed ties with Tel Aviv. Incidents of anti-Jewish discrimination have also surged.World · 7d agoTrump Urged to Prioritize Iran Over Midterms for Lasting LegacyPresident Donald Trump has a unique opportunity to significantly impact the Middle East by addressing the Iranian regime, an action that could define his legacy for a century, unlike the short-term effects of the US midterm elections. Iran, currently facing internal instability and military setbacks, still possesses significant leverage, including control over the Strait of Hormuz and a potential nuclear threat. Experts advise that a lasting solution requires verifiable restrictions and regional cooperation, aiming for a stable order rather than regime change at any cost. Success would solidify Trump's legacy as a peacemaker, while failure could leave his successor with a strengthened adversary.World · 7d agoFiji Aims to Attract Israeli Tourists with Dedicated CampaignFiji is launching a campaign to attract Israeli tourists, aiming to increase visitor numbers from a current low of around 600 annually to 3,000 within three years. Ambassador Jesoni Vitusagavulu highlighted tourism's economic importance and Fiji's efforts to diversify its market beyond traditional sources like Australia and New Zealand. While travel is lengthy and costly, Fiji offers natural beauty and cultural experiences, with potential future investments in kosher facilities to cater to the small but growing Israeli interest.World · 10d agoTens of Thousands March in Peru Supporting Israel, Against AntisemitismMore than 60,000 Christians and Jews marched in Lima, Peru, on October 31, 2026, in solidarity with Israel and to commemorate the Holocaust. The "March of Life" event featured speeches, including from Israel's Ambassador to Peru Gali Dagan, who urged the fight against antisemitism and thanked Peru for adopting the IHRA definition. The march also highlighted the rise in antisemitism since October 7, 2023.World · 13d agoHope and Heroes: Hostage Ordeal, Settlement Support, and Cultural DiplomacyFormer hostage Evyatar David described his 738-day captivity in Gaza, detailing Hamas's psychological tactics and the deaths of friends. Christian visitors protested boycotts of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, arguing against sanctions. Former Miss Israel Melanie Shiraz is working to improve Israel's international image through cultural diplomacy and face-to-face interactions. The episode, part of "Facing the Middle East with Felice Friedson," also marked the launch of The Media Line's new website.World · 14d agoIran's Energy and Environmental Crises Linked to Regime FailuresIran is experiencing severe energy shortages and environmental crises, including significant air pollution and related deaths, which the article links to 47 years of mismanagement by the Islamic regime. Despite vast natural resources, the country struggles with inefficient industries and pollution, costing billions and causing tens of thousands of deaths annually. A plan led by Reza Pahlavi aims to address these interconnected issues through modernization and international cooperation, potentially including partnerships with Israel.World · 14d agoIsrael and Thailand Forge Deeper Ties Through Mutual Respect and Shared HumanityIsrael and Thailand are celebrating 73 years of diplomatic relations, marked by deep human connections and mutual respect. The article highlights Thai hospitality and the contributions of Thai workers in Israel, while also addressing the tragic impact of the October 7th attacks on Thai nationals. It calls for Israel to reciprocate Thailand's warmth by protecting its workers and respecting its culture, urging Israelis to also respect Thai customs when visiting. The piece advocates for continued cooperation and personal exchanges to strengthen the bilateral friendship.World · 17d agoAmerican Jews Urged to Avoid Premature Declarations on Israeli Election OutcomesAmerican Jews are advised against prematurely declaring winners in Israeli elections due to the country's coalition-based parliamentary system, which differs from the U.S. model. While many American Jews have deep ties and concerns regarding Israel, they do not vote in its elections, and Israelis live with the direct consequences of their government's decisions. The article also stresses the importance for American Jews to focus on combating rising antisemitism in their own communities, arguing that attention is finite and local threats should not be minimized. Ultimately, the focus should be on what happens next in both Israel and American Jewish communities, rather than on election night outcomes.World · 17d agoBBC Arabic Podcast Criticized for Omitting Oct. 7 FactsA BBC Arabic podcast commemorating the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks is criticized for omitting key facts about the massacre and focusing instead on reporters' personal experiences. The program "Worth Paying Attention" failed to mention hostages, sexual violence, or the nearly 1,200 Israelis killed, instead adopting a "human interest perspective." The author argues this "new journalism" approach, prioritizing feelings over facts, undermines the BBC's mandate and risks historical distortion, questioning why standards differ when Israelis are victims.World · 18d agoUS and Israeli Jews Report Stronger Bonds Despite Recent ChallengesA new JFNA survey reveals that 72% of American Jews and 75% of Israeli Jews feel a strong sense of commonality, defying perceptions of a growing divide. Despite challenges like the October 7th attacks and rising antisemitism, the communities report feeling closer than in recent years. The survey highlights the importance of travel and direct engagement in strengthening these bonds, with JFNA recommending continued investment in such programs.World · 19d agoGlobal Broadcast Shows Record Support for Israel, Challenging Negative NarrativesA 24-hour global broadcast sponsored by Friends of Zion on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre reached over 250 million people in 167 countries, challenging narratives of declining support for Israel. The event highlighted significant engagement from younger demographics (25-34 years old), with millions tuning in from countries like Syria, Egypt, and Brazil. Organizers aim to counter rising antisemitism and demonstrate that a substantial global audience remains supportive of Israel, urging continued efforts to educate and mobilize younger generations.World · 20d agoMichael Levin Base Provides Crucial Support for Lone SoldiersThe Michael Levin Base, a nonprofit, provides vital support for lone soldiers and b'nei sherut in Israel, offering them a sense of family and community. Founded in 2020, the base has seen a significant increase in demand for its services since October 7th, now assisting around 3,600 individuals monthly. The organization has expanded with new branches and is moving to a larger Jerusalem center in January 2027, aiming to be a crucial support system for those serving without nearby family.World · 20d ago · also in 2 newsroomsLondon Building Investigated Over Life-Size Statue of Terror Convict Marwan BarghoutiA life-size statue of Marwan Barghouti, a Fatah official convicted of murder and serving life sentences in Israel, has been placed on the roof of Palestine House in London next to a Palestinian flag. Camden Council is investigating the legality of the installation after a complaint from UK Lawyers for Israel. The statue resembles a well-known photograph of Barghouti after his arrest. UKLFI argues the statue violates planning regulations for the conservation area where the building is located.World · 20d agoIsrael's Falklands Stance Backed, With Caveats on Islander RightsThe Jerusalem Post supports Israel's call for Britain-Argentina talks on the Falkland Islands, emphasizing the need for islander consent and participation. The editorial suggests this stance reciprocates Argentina's support for Israel, particularly under President Javier Milei. It urges the Israeli government to clarify its policy, including conditions for negotiations and any changes to its sovereignty position, while respecting the islanders' democratic preference.World · 22d agoCanadian-Israeli Benjamin Hassin Rebuilds Life in Jerusalem After Decade in Iraqi PrisonBenjamin Hassin, a Canadian-Israeli man, has returned to Israel after spending over 11 years in Iraqi prisons, including nearly five years under a death sentence. Arrested in 2015 after a self-defense shooting, Hassin endured severe abuse and difficult conditions before his eventual release on September 16, 2026. He is now rebuilding his life in Jerusalem, studying at Aish Hatorah Yeshiva, and cherishes his newfound freedom after a decade-long ordeal.More from The Jerusalem Post