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Over 50 years later, Saul Bellow’s Israel observations remain strikingly relevant - review
The book’s enduring relevance has led its publishers, Penguin Random House, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its first appearance by reissuing it in 2026.
Israel medical school grad inspired to return after Oct. 7, this time with a husband and kids
Voices from the Arab Press: Hezbollah's retreat, Egypt's extremism problem, and Yemen's crossroads
Where life happens: New exhibit showcases everyday moments when something goes wrong
Simchat Torah 2026: What exactly are we so joyous about?
The joy of Simchat Torah is not merely an individual’s personal joy. It is joy about the Torah that exists within the people of Israel.
Veranda: Excellent mehadrin food at the David Citadel hotel - restaurant review
I always get good service, as the restaurant knows I am writing for The Jerusalem Post. But I saw that every table received excellent service.
‘Did he ask anything about you?’ For families of reservists, one question can go far - opinion
The soldiers and reservists bear the greatest burden. But their parents, spouses, and children carry a heavy weight of their own.
From Zurich to Rehovot: Harry Langbeheim’s paintings reveal the visual world of S.Y. Agnon
Langbeheim creates his paintings in his home studio, which doubles as a safe room. “In the last three years, since we have 11 grandchildren, there have always been people sleeping there,” he said.
Nine Israeli innovations that helped shape the world, from Waze to the Iron Dome
Zionism challenged Jews to take the initiative, and almost eight decades later, Israeli innovations are improving the world and enriching lives everywhere.
Sukkot 2026: The empty chair is gone, but the threat of Hamas and Iran remains - opinion
That daily uncertainty has been absent for months, but this is the first Sukkot on which its absence can be felt in the festival itself.
Sukkot 2026: Faith and prayer can protect us, but Israel still needs a strong IDF - opinion
Even as our heads spin from a dizzying array of consecutive holidays, the parade of crises focusing on the IDF marches on and on.
Not sheepish: Israel Museum reveals a different side of Menashe Kadishman’s art
As an exhibition currently on display at the Israel Museum clearly demonstrates, there was a lot more to the late, internationally renowned Israel Prize-winning artist than just funky farm animals.
Boker tov, Eliyahu: Israel is finally waking up to its global image crisis - opinion
The Hebrew phrase used for someone taking too long to realize the obvious is “Boker tov, Eliyahu” - now, at least, Israelis have finally woken up.
Sukkot 2026: What the sukkah and Four Species teach us about Israeli unity
The sukkah is where we spend much of our time over the holiday, eating our meals, and many sleep in the sukkah when conditions and weather allow.