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Dani Dayan: We're fed up with BDS, Louis Farrakhan and Women's March

At the beginning of the Jerusalem Post's annual conference in New York, Dayan explained that "Never again doesn't mean [just] that another Holocaust will not happen again."

Israeli actor Ze’ev Revach in hospital

Revach, 78 years-old, is one of the most known actors and comedians in the country.

Katz: Israel should play role in Trump’s Bahrain economic summit

There has been no confirmation about whether Israel is going to be represented in Bahrain, but there have been reports that Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon will be going.

The power of Tess Parks

The edgy singer-songwriter who regularly collaborates with Anton Newcombe gets ready to make her debut in Tel Aviv this week.

Violent brawl at Pancake House in Israel goes viral

Video comes just a week after a similar, chair-throwing fight at a water park in Holon.

Elad officials arrested on suspicion of receiving bribes

An elected official and civil servant are among those arrested, police said. A further three individuals were taken in for questioning.

Afula mayor joins protest against home sale to Arab family

The protestors claimed that the flags were provided by the municipality, adding that the municipality must "ensure that Afula maintains its Jewish character," Haaretz reported.

IAI's ELTA to introduce new Multi-System Multi-Mission Radar

System to be introduced at upcoming Paris Air Show.

Court convicts Sara Netanyahu of corruption in plea deal

A deal was pressed heavily by the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court, which approved the deal making the conviction final and giving Sara Netanyahu a criminal record.

Sara Netanyahu admits in court to plea deal crimes

Once the court approves the deal, Sara Netanyahu will have a criminal record, though as part of the agreement the charges were reduced.

KKL-JNF chairman urges Czech Republic to move embassy to Jerusalem

Atar emphasized the importance of this move, during the audience Kubera proclaimed his "unwavering support of the State of Israel.

Watermelon crops under siege as agricultural theft in Israel grows

The idea behind the "lucrative" crime scene is to first plunder the farmers' stock and then sell to them illegally directly to merchants with the potential to make millions in NIS.

Ronald S. Lauder to receive Technion prize

The ceremony will be attended by Chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel Mr. Yitzhak Herzog and Technion President Prof. Peretz Lavie.

‘Jerusalem Post’ conference takes Manhattan

The conference will feature US President Donald Trump’s special representative for international negotiations Jason Greenblatt being interviewed onstage by the Post’s editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz.

Greenblatt discusses 'Deal of Century' at 'Post' conference - WATCH LIVE

Join Israeli and Jewish American thought leaders for a discussion of the opportunities and challenges facing the State of Israel and the Jewish world.

Thousands of visitors attend cherry festival in Gush Etzion

The festival, celebrating its 20th year, was attended by public figures and visitors from all over the country and from all walks of life.

Who says Hebrew Isn’t the Language of Love?

“I’m delighted to hear of the beautiful connections made at Ulpan Etzion and wish everyone a heartfelt Mazal Tov!” said Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog.

Rabbi Benny Lau parts from Ramban Synagogue after 18 fruitful years

'On a personal level, Rabbi Lau was able to connect with us. When we asked him for advice, he was able to help us see things in another, fresher perspective.'

Art Review: Mane-Katz Museum

The text in the museum describes his art as the victory of Eros over Thanatos, the lust for life over the death instinct, the destructive urge.

Velvel Pasternak tribute: His musical gifts alive and well

In addition to his music, Pasternak was a teacher at local Jewish day schools. In 1969, he took a sabbatical and came to Israel, where two of his five children are living.

Hebrew mantras for all

White Feather and Ori Feder-Netzer keep their New Age going.

Grapevine: Rivlin back in the saddle

On Thursday alone, Rivlin swung from health to education to diplomacy.

Two cities set on tackling plastic

In a move to curb pollution, two cities in Israel ban single-use plastics from beaches.

Movies, lectures at Turkish Film Week in Jerusalem

There will also be Turkish film programs at the cinematheques in Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Holon.

Finding comedy in the conflict

‘Tel Aviv on Fire’ finds director Sameh Zoabi looking at Israelis and Palestinians in a new way.