The Jerusalem Post Archive

11 November 2026
Israel must scrutinize anti-Israel politics and foreign funding in the US - opinion

The US midterm results raise concerns over antisemitism, anti-Israel activism and the role of foreign money in American politics.

Kurdish statehood requires unity, leadership, and a blueprint - opinion

As the Middle East faces the prospect of redrawn borders, the Kurds must unite, establish legitimate leadership, and claim a place at the table.

What Israel means to the Jewish people: Beyond politics and borders - opinion

Israel is more than a country. It is the ancestral homeland, spiritual center, and place of self-determination for the Jewish people.

Jabotinsky's words on Arab partnership are being taken out of context - opinion

Israel's election results have revived calls for Arab cabinet representation, with Jabotinsky's words at the center of the debate.

Among the Sigd celebrations of the journey home is the reminder of Haymanot Kasau - editorial

Amid the prayers and festive clothing was another familiar sight – the photograph of Haymanot Kasau, the young Ethiopian Israeli girl who disappeared in Safed in February 2024.

I was shot defending my synagogue.

On Kristallnacht’s anniversary, here’s how I remain hopeful in the face of antisemitism. 

Israel unveils super ice missile, expands Iron Beam defense as Eisenkot cancels Likud talks

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.

AI is making engineers faster, but nobody is checking the bill or the quality, says AI Israeli CEO

Milestone co-founder Liad Elidan tells The Jerusalem Post Business and Innovation podcast that companies are racing to adopt AI coding tools without the governance to know whether they are paying off

Rafael's Super Ice unveiled to surprise enemies in future wars

Deadlier warhead, faster, higher tech to keep stunning adversaries who studied current attack vectors.

The drone age for all: The real challenge is only beginning - opinion

Can anyone build and fly a drone? New companies, investors, and AI technologies are accelerating market growth, but the gap between an impressive prototype and a reliable operational system remains

China’s cyber foothold in US infrastructure exposes major vulnerability

From power plants to railroads and hospitals, America’s critical infrastructure remains vulnerable to cyberattacks, with Chinese operations highlighting major risk

Former IAF chief Norkin: Israel must turn its tech edge into strategic alliances

With Trump signaling an end to US military aid, former IAF chief Norkin says Israel must leverage technology to build alliances and reduce vulnerabilities

Religious Jews, West Bank residents over-represented among Knesset members

Out of 101 Jewish Knesset members, 27 were religious (26.7%), compared to only 12.4% of religious Jews over the age of 20 nation-wide - over double.

Netanyahu renews calls for unity, Haredi MKs propose new draft law bills as Knesset convenes

Eisenkot cancels Likud coalition talks • Ra'am's Abbas claims Netanyahu said he "trusted" Sinwar in a 2021 meeting • Religious Jews, West Bank residents over-represented in Knesset

Eisenkot's bloc divided as Golan eyes minority gov't with Arab support, Bennett stays silent

Suspicion grows within the Eisenkot-led bloc over Golan and Bennett's intentions, while haredi parties doubt a deal but express unexpected trust in Liberman.

Tax Authority prepares a NIS 10 Billion economic plan for the incoming government

Tax Authority prepares steps for new government to yield billions, including vacant land & travel taxes, plus real-time VAT. The director warns against new elections.

Bazan's evacuation in doubt: Political shift may affect the plan to relocate the refineries

Evacuating Haifa Bay refineries faces doubt after the government change. Behind it: Close ties between Bazan Chairman Kaplinsky and Eizenkot, alongside ongoing controversy over the site's future.

Revolut granted approval to establish new bank in Israel

Bank of Israel Governor and Supervisor of Banks granted the permit to the group's controlling shareholder following completion of the regulatory review.

Oil prices rise 1.1% amid concerns of shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz

Tensions in the Persian Gulf offset expectations for a diplomatic agreement between the US and Iran, while attacks on vessels and rising US inventories impact trading.

Cyber startup Bay raises $37m., with backing from Assaf Rappaport

The company, which was founded less than a year ago by 8200 alumni, has developed a platform that monitors corporate AI agent activity in real time.

Huckabee compares Israel to Taiwan, urges US cooperation with both against cyber threats

The US ambassador said cooperation among Israel, Taiwan, and the US is especially important amid growing cyber threats to critical infrastructure.

Ashdod Port Showcases Israeli Innovation as Conbo Signs Major Deal with Singapore’s Jurong Port

Ashdod Port showcases Israeli maritime innovation at TOC Asia 2026, as Conbo signs a multimillion-shekel deal with Singapore’s Jurong Port to bring its technology to the global market.

For the first time in Israel: The bank that will allow crypto trading via application

Starting November 26, customers will be able to purchase, hold and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum directly from their account – including tax offsetting in the investment portfolio.

Iran war, Hormuz disruptions drive first drop in global fossil fuel emissions since 2020 - report

Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to fall 0.4% in 2026, the first drop since 2020, partly as the Iran war cut oil and gas use. Researchers warn the decline is unlikely to last.

Eilat, southern Israel hit by 4.5 magnitude earthquake, Ramon Airport temporarily grounds flights

According to preliminary data from the Geological Survey of Israel, the earthquake's epicenter was near Taba in southern Sinai, approximately 224 kilometers from Israel.

Reliquary housing bone fragments of Saint Nicholas stolen from French basilica, destroyed

According to legend, Saint Nicholas had a habit of secretly giving gifts to those in need, leading to the later rise of the traditional figure of Santa Claus. 

Green apple and red apple: The meaning behind the color is revealed

Does a green apple really contain less sugar, what are the antioxidants in the peel worth, and does juice satisfy like a whole fruit?

Former Iraqi MP Ahmed Al-Alwani found dead in Beirut after reported kidnapping

Al-Alwani, 57, was a Sunni Iraqi politician from Anbar province who had previously spent more than a decade in prison under a death sentence before being released in 2025. 

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats - report

The newspaper reported that US officials have noted that Iran's ability to carry out large-scale attacks in the US and other territories overseas is limited.

Lebanon's Salam declares 'era of impunity' over after five Hezbollah members arrested in north

The men were reportedly carrying maps and documents, some of which they allegedly attempted to destroy before being taken into custody.

Who killed Ahmed al-Alwani? Beirut murder raises regional questions - analysis

The reported killing of former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani in Beirut has raised questions about his movements, possible motives and Hezbollah connections.

Houthis claim new round of Saudi airstrikes, as Gulf Cooperation Council strengthens cooperation

Houthis claim new Saudi airstrikes and shelling as Yemeni government forces launch a major offensive and Iran says a tanker hit a mine in Hormuz.

Can Kurdish leaders, US envoy help end Kurdistan Regional Government crisis?

The KDP won 39 seats in the 100-seat parliament, while the PUK secured 23. Neither party has enough seats to govern alone, making negotiations over senior positions and cabinet portfolios essential.

A new wildlife bridge to be built over Highway 6

The National Planning and Building Council approved a Nature and Parks Authority plan for a green bridge over Highway 6 near Ma'ahaz Interchange to connect endangered mountain gazelle populations.

2,000-year-old stones on the move: Jerusalem’s Old City balances heritage and accessibility

In the Christian Quarter Road of the Old City, paving stones from the Roman period are currently being dismantled. Half of the street will be repaved with original stones, and half will be accessible

Over 50 people left injured after bus causes 32 vehicle collision in South Korea

The bus struck the vehicles at around 7:34 a.m., including some waiting at a traffic light, before crashing into a median barrier, the National Fire Agency said, citing a witness. 

Trinidad and Tobago's ban on gay sex overturned by UK's Privy Council

The ruling overturned provisions that criminalized so-called "buggery" and "serious indecency," which carried potential prison sentences of up to five years.

Three killed, three critically injured after car plows into pedestrians in Los Angeles

The three injured people were taken to area hospitals for treatment, according to an online statement posted by the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announces bid for French presidency

Riner pointed to France's public debt, the cost of living, and concerns over public safety, arguing that ordinary people had increasingly been left to deal with the country's problems.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan back in jail after medical treatment, sources say

Khan, who is imprisoned in Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, had an eye check-up at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), one of the officials said on Wednesday.

Two arrested after protesters throw milk at Joe Biden during Trinity College Dublin visit

Police arrested two men and charged one after protesters confronted the former president over Gaza while he was in Dublin to watch his son Hunter receive a medal.

At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after email bomb alerts

Checks carried out by Italian authorities show no evidence that bomb threats sent to schools across the country are credible, a government source said on Wednesday.

Cairo in talks with Tripoli over Turkish maritime boundary deal, Egyptian FM says

The agreement, signed in 2019 by the Tripoli-based, internationally recognized Libyan government, was approved last month by the eastern Libyan parliament, the House of Representatives.

German UN ambassador joins Auschwitz visit for first time as Danon warns of Iranian threats

The visit, organized by Danon’s task force against antisemitism, included Trinidad and Tobago’s ambassador, whose country joins the UN Security Council in January.

'A craving for mayhem’: Idaho man who planned ISIS church attacks gets 18 years in prison

Mercurio was arrested one day before his planned attack, after pledging allegiance to ISIS and telling an FBI informant he wanted to “rinse and repeat for all 21+ churches in the town.”

How to uncover your family's Holocaust history when the stories were never told

From Yad Vashem to the Arolsen Archives, experts explain how descendants of Holocaust survivors can reconstruct their family histories when no one is left to tell their stories.

US indicts three Iran-backed operatives over nearly 20 attacks targeting Jews across Europe

Three Iran-backed operatives face US terrorism charges over attacks on Jewish communities across Europe and an alleged plot targeting a British air base housing American forces.

Hapoel Tel Aviv set to secure permanent EuroLeague license

La Gazzetta dello Sport: Ofer Yannay’s Hapoel Tel Aviv and 5 clubs will get a EuroLeague license in 2027/28 for €50m.-€90m. Approval by the Board of Directors is expected by month's end.

Israeli detained by UNIFIL after illegally crossing Lebanese border at Rosh HaNikra

The IDF told The Jerusalem Post that the initial review indicated that the individual was mentally unstable, but the IDF was investigating the incident further.

UK Foreign Secretary calls out Israel for Gaza winter conditions, demands additional aid

"The UK government will not stand by," Miliband said, calling Israel an "occupying power," and saying that its behavior and actions in Gaza were "totally unacceptable."

Democrats preparing investigations into Trump's handling of US spy agencies

“There's absolutely evidence that analysts are hesitant to write on topics that they think might be controversial," Representative Jim Himes, a Connecticut Democrat, told Reuters.

Twelve US senators seek to block expanded defense and intelligence cooperation with Israel

The senators argued that the proposed provisions would deepen Washington’s technological and intelligence ties with Israel at a time when Israel's actions were at odds with US interests.

US House of Representatives Republicans derail attempt to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

The vote on a procedural motion came just hours after Hegseth blasted efforts to impeach him as a farce and delivered a defiant defense of his record at the helm of the US military.

Trump received intelligence about Nvidia CEO Chinese spy incident ahead of trip to Beijing - report

According to the NYT, Trump received sensitive intelligence in May about a romantic relationship between Huang and a woman suspected of spying for China.

Judge declines to throw out Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against BBC

Trump is suing Britain’s publicly funded broadcaster for at least $10 billion over edited clips of a speech that made it appear he directed supporters to storm the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.

IDF dismantles four illegal West Bank outposts, arrests three Israelis after riots

The IDF said forces encountered burning-tire roadblocks, rocks, and spike strips near Burqa, with two security vehicles damaged during the overnight operation.

'Not merely a mythological concept': Huckabee says Israel archaeology, Bible back Zionism

The convention took place at the National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel in Jerusalem, and was titled "returning the Zionist spirit to the influencer spaces in Israel."

Jaroslawa Lewicka, Israel’s last living Righteous Among the Nations, dies at 91

In 1989, Jaroslawa, Katarzyna, and Alexander were recognized as Righteous Among the Nations. In 1995, she immigrated to Israel, became an Israeli citizen, and settled in Haifa.

Judge cites religious hatred as suspect in Maronite Nahariya church vandalism remains jailed

Judge cites strong evidence and suspected religious hatred as a man accused of vandalizing a Maronite prayer hall in Nahariya remains in custody.

Majority of students think teachers aren't adequately preparing them for future, new study shows

Following several years of war, the study also found that 43% of students believe that security, cybersecurity, and intelligence studies should be added to the standard curriculum.

Haredi MKs propose exempting haredi yeshiva students from IDF service at 26, halting arrests

The first bill would allow yeshiva students to defer military service until age 26, while the second would immediately suspend criminal enforcement proceedings against eligible students for one year.

Neria Leiter, son of Israel's envoy to US, discharged from hospital two months after terror attack

Shaare Zedek Medical Center said Neria Leiter, who was seriously wounded during a car-ramming attack in September, remains unconscious but is breathing on his own.

A-G declines judges’ invitation to Netanyahu trial, says door remains open to talks

Netanyahu’s lawyer, Amit Hadad, argued that the judges could summon Baharav-Miara regardless of her position.

Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed launches Habibi PAC days after securing seat in Senate

Thanedar pointed out that El-Sayed's use of a PAC is notable given his stance against accepting certain PAC money during his Senate campaign.

Police arrest teacher suspected of committing sex offenses against girl under 10

A Rosh Ha'ayin teacher was arrested over suspected sex offenses against a girl under 10. Separately, a West Bank man was detained for alleged indecent acts.

Israel leads development of first UN toolkit on documenting terror-related sexual violence

Israel is partnering with the governments of Germany and Switzerland and Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Center for the project.

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