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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.

|ByDAVID M. WEINBERG
US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff speaks to members of the media outside the West Wing of the White House last month.
Yechiel Leiter holds a photo of his heroic son Moshe Yedidya

New Israeli US envoy: 'I’ll speak in every synagogue, regardless of denomination'

Leiter said he envisions his role as an opportunity to unite various groups around the shared goal of supporting Israel.

|ByZVIKA KLEIN, AMICHAI STEIN
ATTENDEES STAND during the COP27 climate summit in Sharm e-Sheikh.

US, Israel partner to bring climate-smart agriculture to Mideast and Africa

A primary focus of this initiative will be water, including innovative technologies, storage, use and protection.

|ByMAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN
PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the Likud’s faction in the Knesset, last week. Threats from the Likud Central Committee may be inserted into the selection procedure for the most important judicial institution in Israel, says the writer.

Are Levin's accusations against High Court chief Barak fake? - opinion

“Each and every government authority – namely. The Knesset included – is obliged to respect the rights in accordance with this Basic Law.”

|ByASHER MAOZ

Jpost photographer attacked during Pinto Supreme Court appeal of 1 year jail sentence

“At the end of the court hearing, his supporters started to beat me. One of them broke my camera and a second one pushed me on the floor."

NOVEMBER 16, 2015ByYONAH JEREMY BOB
Marc Israel Sellem,the chief photographer for ‘The Jerusalem Post’

Music: A song for two

Israeli percussionist Liron Meyuhas and Christian Arab oud player Helen Sebilleh bring their multi-ethnic sounds to this year’s Jerusalem International Oud Festival.

NOVEMBER 14, 2015ByBARRY DAVIS
CHRISTIAN ARAB oud player Helen Sebilleh (left) joins forces with Israeli percussionist Liron Meyuhas for the Song of the Oud concert.

Love Potions and magic spells: Yudale Bar - Machne Yehuda

JULY 1, 2015ByTOM LAVIE
The Jerusalem Post

The Human Spirit: Swimmer 299

The all-women’s swim-a-thon is called Swim4Sadna, and I assure them that when dawn breaks on Friday, I'll be in the water with the others.

JUNE 18, 2015ByBARBARA SOFER
Rear view of a man swimming the butterfly stroke in a swimming pool (illustrative).

Jerusalem, Israel

The right thing for Obama to do, unlike all of his predecessors since 1949, is to make a bold move and recognize Jerusalem

JUNE 9, 2015ByJPOST EDITORIAL
Jerusalem Day celebrations

Letters to the Editor: Shot in the foot

With regard to “NGO paints Riskin hearing as Chief Rabbinate witch hunt,” it seems to me that the Chief Rabbinate is not missing the opportunity to shoot itself in the foot.

MAY 30, 2015ByLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters

Jerusalem Post Group files NIS 1 million lawsuit against Internet data analysis company SimilarWeb

"The company's data on Jewish world news websites constitutes a false representation and we will act to ensure that the injustice is repaired," Jerusalem Post CEO says.

MARCH 11, 2015ByJPOST.COM STAFF
The Jerusalem Post

FIRST PERSON: 'My mother is dying'

Zeevy Weinberg describes his experience of driving a Yad Sarah van through the snow on Thursday night

MARCH 4, 2015ByZEEVY WEINBERG
Yad Sarah ready to help snowbound patients.

Ready, set, go

As candidates criss-cross Israel in the lead-up to elections, a look inside life on Israel’s campaign trail

FEBRUARY 26, 2015BySETH J. FRANTZMAN
Yesh Atid MK Dov Lipman poses with election volunteers while campaigning in Beit Shemesh.

'Abbas was once a terrorist, but he isn't now,' Livni tells JPost

Watch full interview on the first episode of The Jerusalem Post Election Arena later today.

JANUARY 22, 2015ByLAHAV HARKOV
Tzipi Livni