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PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and then-education minister Naftali Bennett in the Knesset in 2017.

New government led by Bennett set to replace Netanyahu today

Netanyahu would leave office after more than 12 years in power, making him one of the longest currently serving democratic leaders in the world.

Alternate Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Benny Gantz and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen during a vote at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem on August 24, 2020.

Netanyahu offered to resign, let Benny Gantz serve as PM - report

Yamina head Naftali Bennett and Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid in the Knesset Plenum during June 2, 2021 presidential elections.

History in the making: How Bennett and Lapid's brotherly bond began

RA’AM PARTY head Mansour Abbas speaks after signing the coalition agreement in Ramat Gan last week.

Ra'am: A party with a complex history, imperative in creating new gov't

Hot Opinion

A different kind of politics: The new government has everything to prove

By JPOST EDITORIAL

Until the Bennett-Lapid gov't is sworn in, nothing is final - opinion

By YAAKOV KATZ

My Word: Preventing the polarization process

By LIAT COLLINS

Netanyahu's incitement is an invitation to murder - opinion

By EHUD OLMERT

Is a bogus Iran deal upstaging the Abraham Accords? - opinion

By RUTHIE BLUM

Middle East

Members of the United Nations Security Council observe a moment of silence at the beginning of a meeting about Afghanistan at United Nations Headquarters in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., March 10, 2020

Analysis and Features

US REP. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) addresses at a press conference in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, in April.

Hamas denounces Rep. Ilhan Omar's controversial comments on Israel, US

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN), December 13, 2019.

Ilhan Omar clarifies remarks on Hamas, US & Israel, condemns Jewish lawmakers

By RON KAMPEAS/JTA

Democratic Party infighting is hurting progressives - opinion

By JORDAN BARKIN

Politics of guilt: Why does the Left oppose 'occupation' - opinion

By MOSHE DANN

KOSOVO ALBANIANS protest the violence in Gaza and march in support of a free Palestine, in Pristina on May 14.

War of the words: The social media battleground of Israel-Gaza clashes

By SHIRA SILKOFF , EVE YOUNG

JPost Spotlight

A team of doctors discuss mental health (Illustrative)

As mental distress rises health services are falling behind - opinion

while attention was focused on coronavirus departments and on vaccinations, one aspect of the epidemic remained at the margins of public attention: mental health.

Eliran Golan, CEO and one of the founders of Albi, Israel’s first albinism association, with his 10-month-old daughter, Ariel

Persons with albinism in the MENA region fight for their rights

On International Albinism Awareness Day, activists struggle for recognition.

AVI TZAFON: Dreams of exchanging mortars with sculptures.

Turning Gaza Rockets into works of art

Some artists are collecting fragments of rockets that were intercepted or exploded upon hitting the ground, and turning them into works of art.

SECURITY AT Jerusalem’s Pride Parade, June 3.

A run in with Israel’s perfectly polite police at Jerusalem's pride march

There has been so much written about police behavior and the excessive use of force that it was an extraordinarily pleasant surprise to find that every police officer I encountered was polite.

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Israelis protest against Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, near the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem on June 12, 2021.

Protests at Balfour for the last time before new government is formed

By SHIRA SILKOFF

Members of Shas and UTJ gather Tuesday to attack the incoming government.

Until the Bennett-Lapid gov't is sworn in, nothing is final - opinion

By YAAKOV KATZ

Bennett-Lapid have to face Biden as China’s tentacles grow in Israel

By YAAKOV KATZ

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Head of Mossad Yossi Cohen

Ex-Mossad chief Cohen reveals details of Mossad operation in Iran

By MAARIV ONLINE

The knife used in an attempted terror attack at the Kalandiya checkpoint, on June 12, 2021.

Attempted terrorist attack stopped at Kalandiya checkpoint near Jerusalem

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

World News

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin prepares to speak at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow on Wednesday.

Russian President Putin says relations with US at lowest point in years

By REUTERS

US President Joe Biden and France's President Emmanuel Macron attend a bilateral meeting during the G7 summit in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, Britain, June 12, 2021.

America is back with Biden, France's Macron says

By REUTERS

US President Joe Biden laughs while speaking with Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson during their meeting, ahead of the G7 summit, at Carbis Bay, Cornwall, Britain June 10, 2021. (REUTERS)

Does the G7 meeting show that 'America (and democracy) is back?'

By SETH J. FRANTZMAN

Arab-Israeli student Aiia Maasarwe, who was murdered in Melbourne, Australia in 2019

Australian court rejects appeal to jail killer of Israeli student for life

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

People transport three flag-wrapped coffins at the funeral of the Afzaal family that was killed in what police describe as a hate-motivated attack, at the Islamic Centre of Southwest Ontario, in London, Ontario, Canada June 12, 2021.

Muslim truck attack victims given farewell with coffins draped in flags

By REUTERS

Antisemitism / BDS

Anti-Nazi demonstrators hold a placard as neo-Nazi groups attend the "Day of Honour" in Budapest, Hungary, February 8, 2020, to commemorate the breakout attempt by Schutzstaffel (SS) troops from Soviet-surrounded Budapest during World War Two.

UK alleged neo-Nazi Andrew Dymock found guilty on 15 terrorism charges

By AARON REICH

A DEMONSTRATION last month in London against Israel.

A spike in antisemitism has British Jewry worrying for the future

By Hannah Gal

Air planes of German carrier Lufthansa are parked at the airport in Frankfurt

Swastika found painted on Torah ark in Frankfurt Airport prayer room

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Palestinian children learn Islamic lessons on summer vacation as COVID-19 restrictions ease in Gaza.

EU study finds incitement in Palestinian textbooks, kept from public

By LAHAV HARKOV , TOBIAS SIEGAL

Gazing out at the altered skyline from a perch in Brooklyn, August 14

NYPD investigates multiple antisemitic incidents in Brooklyn, New York

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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Health

The secret to healing what ails you lies within your own DNA

Human genome completely mapped for first time, but more work still ahead

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

PFIZER AND MODERNA were able to develop their mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 so quickly because the scientific community has been experimenting with mRNA for so many years for other indications.

COVID-19 vaccine success kicks off mRNA revolution

By MAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN

JPost Tech

Checkpoint reveals four security vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Instagram to allow Israeli users to open online store

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Archaeology

7,000-year-old seal sheds light on ‘business’ activities in ancient Israel

By ROSSELLA TERCATIN

WOMEN ARE exempt from the time-bound mitzvah of tefillin

What does archaeology tell us about the origins of Judaism?

By ROSSELLA TERCATIN

Food

Pascale's Kitchen: Summer salads

By PASCALE PEREZ-RUBIN

CREMISAN MONASTERY with its beautiful terraced vineyards and olive groves.

Wine Talk: Looking east in the Levant

By Adam Montefiore

Travel

Resort to open at historic Golan site

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

First birthright group lands in Ben-Gurion Airport after year-long pause.

Individual tourists to be allowed into Israel starting July 1

By ROSSELLA TERCATIN

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New government led by Bennett set to replace Netanyahu today

Netanyahu offered to resign, let Benny Gantz serve as PM - report

History in the making: How Bennett and Lapid's brotherly bond began

Ra'am: A party with a complex history, imperative in creating new gov't

Fugitive Chilean colonel arrested in Argentina on human rights violations

Teenager killed after crashing car into a wall on side of highway

Gideon Sa'ar's New Hope Party announces ministerial nominations

Palestinians: Bennett gov’t will continue Netanyahu policies

Bennett's first four under-fire tests on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

COVID-19 and beyond: Health minister Horowitz’s five top challenges

How long will it take Netanyahu to leave the Balfour residence?

Balfour, the prime minister's residence, as a symbol

A different kind of politics: The new government has everything to prove

Until the Bennett-Lapid gov't is sworn in, nothing is final - opinion

My Word: Preventing the polarization process

Netanyahu's incitement is an invitation to murder - opinion

Is a bogus Iran deal upstaging the Abraham Accords? - opinion

Significance of UAE being elected to UN Security Council - analysis

Family of murdered Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari beaten and arrested

Israeli victims of Hamas terror file suit against Qatari banks, charities

A Jihadist leader in Syria did outreach to the US at a key time

Was Israel involved in Saudi, US attempts to undermine Jordan's king?

Lapid tells Rivlin: I have succeeded in forming coalition with Bennett

Isaac Herzog elected 11th President of the State of Israel by wide margin

Netanyahu amid incitement concerns: Don't be afraid to stick it to them

Disaster for Iran as its largest naval ship sinks

New government to be sworn in on Wednesday

Hamas denounces Rep. Ilhan Omar's controversial comments on Israel, US

Ilhan Omar clarifies remarks on Hamas, US & Israel, condemns Jewish lawmakers

Democratic Party infighting is hurting progressives - opinion

Politics of guilt: Why does the Left oppose 'occupation' - opinion

War of the words: The social media battleground of Israel-Gaza clashes

As mental distress rises health services are falling behind - opinion

Persons with albinism in the MENA region fight for their rights

Turning Gaza Rockets into works of art

A run in with Israel’s perfectly polite police at Jerusalem's pride march

Protests at Balfour for the last time before new government is formed

Until the Bennett-Lapid gov't is sworn in, nothing is final - opinion

Bennett-Lapid have to face Biden as China’s tentacles grow in Israel

Ex-Mossad chief Cohen reveals details of Mossad operation in Iran

Attempted terrorist attack stopped at Kalandiya checkpoint near Jerusalem

Russian President Putin says relations with US at lowest point in years

America is back with Biden, France's Macron says

Does the G7 meeting show that 'America (and democracy) is back?'

Australian court rejects appeal to jail killer of Israeli student for life

Muslim truck attack victims given farewell with coffins draped in flags

UK alleged neo-Nazi Andrew Dymock found guilty on 15 terrorism charges

A spike in antisemitism has British Jewry worrying for the future

Swastika found painted on Torah ark in Frankfurt Airport prayer room

EU study finds incitement in Palestinian textbooks, kept from public

NYPD investigates multiple antisemitic incidents in Brooklyn, New York

Human genome completely mapped for first time, but more work still ahead

COVID-19 vaccine success kicks off mRNA revolution

NASA approves asteroid hunting space telescope's continued development

Why can't mammals fly but birds can? Hebrew University helps explain why

Checkpoint reveals four security vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office

Instagram to allow Israeli users to open online store

7,000-year-old seal sheds light on ‘business’ activities in ancient Israel

What does archaeology tell us about the origins of Judaism?

Calling out antisemitism in England - book review

Krakow city official says good-luck figurines of Jews are ‘antisemitic’

White House promises to hire a Jewish liaison

US attorney general vows to aggressively defend voting rights

Hungarian rabbi to be German army’s first rabbi chaplain since Holocaust

Lives of 600 Jewish doctors in Islamic Middle Ages revealed - book review

The Jerusalem Opera is back

How one farm provides refuge for animals — And a new outlook on human-animal relations

Pascale's Kitchen: Summer salads

Wine Talk: Looking east in the Levant

Resort to open at historic Golan site

Individual tourists to be allowed into Israel starting July 1

McPita: McDonalds bringing back McFalafel after decade

Worm brought back to life after 24,000 years frozen in ice

UK Aliyah Expo goes digital on June 20

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