Interview
Houthi threat risks global disruption even without strait shutdown, expert tells 'Post' - interview
“When you apply enough pressure on choke points, you don't even have to physically shut them down. The threat of it will make you want to turn around, or make insurance premiums prohibitive."
Italian director brings Meir Shalev's novel to screen despite post-Oct. 7 challenges - interview
Beyond the OU symbol: Orthodox Union strengthens Jewish identity after Oct. 7 - interview
After chronicling Jewish history, Oscar-winning filmmaker Richard Trank begins new life in Israel
'I want 50% women in every party': Can Israel's next Knesset achieve equal representation?
Yael Yechieli fights for gender equality in the Israeli government.
Captain Belaga focused on leading Israel’s basketball U20s at Euros - interview
Alongside Belaga, the U20 team features other talented players, such as Oren Sahar and Yaron Goldman.
Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center - interview
"Our first priority was just to connect with people on a personal level, on an individual level, and find out what people felt was missing," Rabbi Feldman told The Jerusalem Post.
Audrey Lynn Leinoff: From pinned down to pinpointed
Behind every polished article is an editor fighting for accuracy - and Audrey Lynn Leinoff knows that battle well.
Meta rejects claims 2025 policy changes fueled rise in antisemitic content
Meta significantly changed its approach to moderating hateful content in January 2025, shifting away from proactive enforcement toward a model that relies on user reports and reactive enforcement.
'Date, marry, shag': Australia PM Anthony Albanese apologizes for crude Kylie Minogue remark
Albanese initially declined to respond, saying he was recently married, but Osborne pressed, asking who he would choose if his marriage broke down, and Albanese replied, "Kylie, clearly."
Tucker Carlson planning to help build new US political party
The former Fox News host told the interviewer that he did not plan to run as a candidate for the new party, sarcastically saying that he would only run "on the pro-patriarchy ticket."
The Asian restaurant group that is expanding when everyone else is closing
At the height of one of the most complex periods the restaurant world has ever known, Chen and Avichai Menachem never stop investing.
The dramatic plan: Another 100,000 foreign workers by 2027
Population & Immigration Authority CEO Boaz Yosef marks the recruitment targets for workers: "The goal is to bring 330,000 foreign workers here."
From trance parties to the stock exchange: Wall Street investors rush into psychedelic drugs
Clinical trials prove the efficacy of psychedelic treatments. Dr. Itamar Cohen reveals the cold economic interest behind the establishment's legitimization.
