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Coalition is not resting, not stunned – it’s dead. Let campaigning begin

And then everything unraveled. In a way, one could say this election is happening early because someone in Hamas decided to check a suspicious-looking van last Sunday night.

Benson Oak increases investment in social learning platform Spitball

The company boasts 1.7 million student users worldwide, including 764,000 students in Israel. Some 68% of Israeli users have returned to use the site at least once a month, and 20% use it daily.

Bennett, Kahlon say early election inevitable, Netanyahu plans to stop it

Sources close to the prime minister rejected Bennett's remarks.

Netanyahu to make last-ditch effort to prevent early election

“If Kulanu does not bring down the government, we have a government. We cannot topple a right-wing government.”

Violent uproars on El Al flights as Shabbat looms by religious passengers

Two flights were scheduled to depart from JFK airport on time, however, due to stormy weather both flights had been delayed.

Meet the new ambassadors

Most of the ambassadors will be attending the annual Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference taking place November 21 at Jerusalem’s Waldorf Astoria Hotel.

Arkia flight IZ821 to Eilat turns back, pilot lands safely in Tel Aviv

A malfunction was discovered mid-flight in the aircraft's brakes.

MK Haskel: Liberman gave Hamas a victory photo

"Liberman did what he did because of politics, not ideology," Haskel said, "he is hanging on to a life preserver."

Ex-Trump strategist Bannon says to work with Hungary PM Orban

Bannon has set up a movement to elect right-wing nationalist and populist members in European elections.

Hezbollah money laundering has a 'safe home in Germany'

Illegal profits used by Hezbollah to purchase weapons for Syrian war.

Stan Lee gave comic books permission to be more Jewish

Lee raised the bar for superhero storytelling. He created characters who had godlike powers, but who were painfully human nonetheless.

William Goldman, noted Jewish-American script-writer, dies at 87

Goldman attained commercial and critical sucess by creating films like 'Princess Bride’ and ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,’

Messa Mediterranean

Creating the perfect romance between moods and foods.

Showcasing shakshouka

A November festival at Benedict, red and green versions at Café 65.

Tishbi in the town

A delightful meal in historic surroundings with a friendly atmosphere and plenty of character.

Meat me in Sarona

Arais is a no-nonsense haven for committed carnivores.

Life is still a ‘Cabaret’

The beloved Broadway musical comes to Jerusalem’s AACI stage.

‘West Side Story’ comes to Jerusalem

The greatest of American musical masterpieces’ comes to Beit Hillel, Hebrew University, Mt. Scopus for nine performances.

From Venice to the small screen, crime and laughs

The Coen brothers’ latest film, "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs", which won the Best Screenplay Award at Venice, will start streaming on Netflix on November 16.

Turning a no into many yeses

Bolshoi stars Mikhail Lobukhin and Yulia Stepanova perform ‘La Bayadere’ around the country.

Shop, pray, repeat - the emerging synagogue trend in Israeli retail stores

"In the past year, the company (Lavi) has established 57 synagogues in the supermarkets of Rami Levy, Yohananoff and Wineot Bitan."

Early election is inevitable – but Netanyahu is denying it

In a meeting with Education Minister Naftali Bennett, Netanyahu said “the rumors that a decision has been made to go to an early election are not correct.”

Liberman: Israel gave immunity to Hamas leaders by signing ceasefire deal

Yisrael Beytenu head says Israel is feeding a monster in Gaza that can turn into Hezbollah's twin.

Netanyahu, Bennett meet as coalition’s future hangs in balance

After Avigdor Liberman's resignation as defense minister, early elections seem unavoidable.

Chief Rabbi permits Muslim be buried in Jewish cemetery

This is an usually ruling, because according to Jewish Orthodox tradition, non-Jews cannot be buried in a Jewish cemetery.