Jerusalem post news
Remembering Ilan Chaim: A man who lived life to the fullest
This tribute to Ilan Chaim cannot properly encapsulate everything this man was, but we can at least pay respect to his legacy at the paper.
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Celebrate Israel's many faces with the Jerusalem Post coffee table book Israel in Focus
Are the Jewish people at war with each other? - opinion
The Jerusalem Post’s annual conference in New York City - save the date
The conference will take place this year on June 16, just weeks after the swearing-in of a new government in Israel.
The Jerusalem Roast Purim edition: Burning Israeli news to a crisp!
Offbeat news by The Jerusalem Post reporters in honor of the upside down holiday.
Health Ministry launches ‘Post’ campaign to save kids from dying in hot cars
The Post’s original idea, not yet implemented, was to require a sticker to be affixed in the car in order to renew one’s vehicle license.
Jerusalem Post's oldest and most veteran staff member dies
Alexander Zvielli, the paper's historian and archivist, passed away aged 96.
Journalist Jesse Z. Lurie dies at 103
Former ‘Post’ staffer was founding executive editor of ‘Hadassah Magazine’
Euthanizing Sally
She helped me write it. Perhaps she still is.
Critics and hugs
No wonder Central Bureau of Statistics figures show a new peak in the number of Jerusalemites leaving Jerusalem.
Intrepid journalist who survived bombing, interviewed Ben-Gurion, dies at 94
Veteran ‘Post’ journalist survived 1948 bombing of paper’s building, went on to illustrious career as ‘Time’ correspondent
Letters to the Editor 403469
A pope’s words
Long-time ‘Post’ theater critic Naomi Dudai dies at 95
Glasgow native arrived in Israel in 1947, and wrote about the stage for decades.
