Jerusalem Report
Inside Israel's media war: Who shapes the narrative now?
As Israel moves to overhaul its media system, journalists, lawmakers, and critics clash over power, press freedom, and the future of Israeli democracy
Media revolution or power grab? Inside Shlomo Karhi’s Israeli media overhaul - interview
The case for ending Israel's media monopoly protections - opinion
Those who seek truth do not silence the press - opinion
How Nazi propaganda became embedded in Arab political culture - opinion
From ‘Mein Kampf’ to Hamas apologetics, how generations in the Arab world are conditioned to deny Jewish suffering
Raised with survivors: A journalist's journey to uncover her family's past
‘The Jerusalem Post’s’ Greer Fay Cashman recalls growing up surrounded by Holocaust survivors and her visits to Poland with Israeli leaders.
One million Jews fled Arab countries. Their stories remain untold
Happy childhood memories endure alongside trauma, loss, and displacement for Jews driven from Arab countries
From 'globalize the intifada' to Bondi: Holocaust distortion has deadly consequences - opinion
Holocaust terminology, once guarded by a collective moral responsibility, is now being ruthlessly co-opted and weaponized
After 10 years of dispute, UK Holocaust memorial may finally break ground
After more than a decade of debate, the UK is moving closer to unveiling a new Holocaust memorial in the heart of Westminster
'The Traitors Circle': A spy thriller that asks - would you have defied the Nazis? - review
A spy-thriller true story of the Solf Circle – elite Germans who defied Hitler, rescued Jews, and paid dearly after betrayal – asking the question: what would you have done?
Distortion is the new denial: 17% believe Holocaust deaths were exaggerated
How minimization and distortion of the Holocaust are eroding memory and fueling antisemitism
Playing politics with the Holocaust helps no one and distorts memory for all - opinion
As Nazi symbols and Holocaust analogies flood public discourse, historical understanding gives way to moral shortcuts – and everyone loses
AI and fading survivors reshape how we remember the Holocaust - analysis
In a world of hate and AI, what does the future of Holocaust remembrance hold?
New book traces Christian pilgrims' ancient path through Jerusalem
Rodney Aist retraces Jerusalem’s pre-Crusades pilgrim circuit—Holy Sepulchre to Zion, Gethsemane and the Mount of Olives—blending ancient texts, archaeology, and reflection.
