10.20.2018 | 11 Heshvan, 5779
Who will inspire Netanyahu in responding to the Gaza predicament?
Egyptian officials resume truce talks in Gaza
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Exclusive: PA arrests Palestinian-American for property sale to Jews
ISIS releases six Druze hostages
The Swedish diplomatic duo
Police clear Eli Kamir in Netanyahu-related corruption case
New book proposes a unilateral withdrawal by Israel from the West Bank
Barkat tells ‘Post’ readers: Don’t pick charlatan or puppet
Is Asaf Zamir the new broom Tel Aviv needs to sweep clean?
Youngest council candidate running in Efrat
Pre-election polls give Zionist Union 8 seats as its MKs demand change
Lost Menachem Begin recording to be auctioned
Israeli TV romcom getting American remake
Brunches: Country Dining and Farm to Table
Party at the Sheraton
Basketball Preview: Mac TA, Jerusalem, Holon lead the pack
Mutually beneficial reunion beween Hapoel Jerusalem, Amar’e Stoudemire
Hapoel Jerusalem to host free Sukkot basketball clinic
Celebrating the sea and marine sports in Tel Aviv
Workers make explosive threats as massive Teva layoff strikes continue
Israel seeks to bring more women into the hi-tech industry
Nation girds for general strike today in protest of Teva layoffs
Teva Pharmaceuticals to lay off 14,000 employees worldwide, 1,750 in Israel
Can medical empathy survive the technological revolution?
Israeli-founded start-up raises $15m. to help fight heart failure
Israeli doctors are first to implant device for congestive heart failure
Rambam Hospital hosts Chinese teams, treats deformed children in Ghana
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Pipeline failure for Tamar gas field to cause hiccup in electricity rates
Haifa Chemicals to close down two plants, layoff 800 workers
Greenblatt in 'Post': Trump Mideast peace plan ‘path to change’ for Gaza
A weak and inefficient Knesset
The myth of compulsory military service in Israel
Editor's Notes: Stop the negative election campaigns
Trump comments after Saudi Arabia admits Khashoggi died in consulate
Report: Iran sent advanced technology to improve Hezbollah rockets
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Shaked to 'Post': November’s U.S. sanctions will hurt Iran a lot
Iran says its land-to-sea missiles can now travel 700km
Rouhani: U.S. admin. seeking 'regime change' in Iran
Iranians stock up as U.S. sanctions damage Iranian economy
Iran expert: IAEA needs to be able to inspect everywhere
Tens of thousands of documents reveal Argentina helped Nazi war criminals
Chelsea Clinton calls out Louis Farrakhan over antisemitism
Farrakhan compares Jews to termites, says Jews are ‘stupid’
Jewish demonstrator kicked in the face while protesting Labour
Soccer star Messi is newest ambassador for Israeli startup
Economic allies: The US and Israel's top partnerships
Teen wunderkind wows global forum with innovative app
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Russian charged with conspiring to interfere in U.S. elections
Neo-Nazi group behind fliers blaming Jews for the Kavanaugh allegations
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Dermer calls on Trump to move embassy to Jerusalem
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ECOWEEK 2018: Social and Environmental Design in Israel
Ramadan Shalah and his delegation met Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday, and have met other Iranian leaders during their current visit.
By ARIEL BEN SOLOMON
"We're all pro-Israel," the president told a webcast with the American Jewish community. "We're all family."
By MICHAEL WILNER
UN human rights official claimed that majority of those executed were charged with non-lethal, "drug-related" offenses.
EU: Talks in ‘last mile’ will require political, not technical, concessions; Gaps still need to be closed, Kerry says.
Iranian supreme leader takes to Twitter, claiming Muslims don't enjoy physical safety in western countries.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
“To suggest that we might somehow work together is something which is so far beyond the pale, I was speechless as I heard about it,” Romney is quoted as saying by the Internet news site Politico.
“The Iranians are devious and have advanced technological capabilities... they will stick to their goal and they will cheat Trump."
By YAAKOV KATZ
Iranian-American actor Navid Negahban speaks about ‘Homeland’ fame and his latest role in the award-winning Israeli drama‘ Baba Joon.’
By HANNAH BROWN
Giulio Haas, the Swiss envoy to Iran, showed the image during a speech to hundreds of Swiss and Iranian business people at a Zurich hotel on Thursday.
By REUTERS
Obama warned Republican lawmakers not to "prejudge" the agreement or "try to use a procedural argument essentially to screw up the possibility of a deal."
By REUTERS,JPOST.COM STAFF
Emerging deal also places 10-year cap on agreement; Gov’t officials say this is why Netanyahu must address Congress.
By HERB KEINON
Army Radio: Possible deal includes understanding whereby Iran would be allowed to keep centrifuges in exchange for maintaining regional stability in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria.
"The people in Iran like the Israeli people very much, they like the Israeli government — and especially [Prime Minister Benjamin] Bibi Netanyahu."
By UDI SHAHAM
Hamas official Ismail Radwan urged all Palestinian “resistance groups” to coordinate their moves to “foil American-Zionist schemes.”
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH
The black box of the airplane has still not been found local officials told state TV.
State-run PressTV said 66 people were on board the plane, which disappeared from radar screens 50 minutes after taking off from Tehran's Mehrabad airport.
Iranian dissidents protest at Hamburg airport.
By BENJAMIN WEINTHAL
Israeli Minister: Demonstrations no surprise as Tehran wastes billions funding terrorism rather than investing in its people
"The countdown to the annihilation of the Zionist regime has begun."
By LAUREN S. MARCUS
President’s speech signals new phase in relations with Tehran.
While the White House’s distaste for the 2015 pact may be sweet to the ears of PM Benjamin Netanyahu, his government is mindful of the limits of any unilateral US action regarding Tehran.
By DAN WILLIAMS/REUTERS
Decertification will prompt an expedited, 60-day congressional review period, in which lawmakers may choose to slap nuclear sanctions back on Iran.
German report says: Iran spreading atomic, biological or chemical weapons of mass destruction.
The cabinet list, published on state media, shows Rouhani has re-appointed Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, the lead negotiator in the nuclear deal, and Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh.
A US military statement said a US Navy helicopter saw several IRGC vessels approaching US forces at a high rate of speed and deployed flares.
41 arrested in connection to twin attacks claimed by ISIS.
For Iranians, the election presents a stark choice between competing visions of the country.
Rouhani's strongest challenger is hardline cleric Ebrahim Raisi, 56, who says Iran does not need foreign help and promises a revival of the values of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman responds to anti-Iran comments made by Israeli and Saudi officials, claiming their shared stance comes as no surprise.
A spokesman from the Iranian Foreign Ministry said that the country's most recent missile launch was not meant as a message to the Trump administration.
The aim of the military exercise in Semnan province was to "showcase the power of Iran's revolution and to dismiss the sanctions."
"Hijab is a belief, it's a religion and that's not important when we're playing."
Rafsanjani, 82, died from a heart attack despite efforts by doctors to save him.
The US Treasury has granted export licenses to allow both deals to go ahead, a step required for both suppliers because of the heavy use of American parts in Boeing and Airbus jets.
PM speaks at memorial for slain predecessor, saying that, while Rabin yearned for peace, he understood the “unwillingness of a significant portion of the Palestinians” to make peace.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF,DANIEL CLINTON
Assaults on foreign embassies have occurred throughout the Islamic Republic's 37-year history, often harming its diplomatic relations.
Crowds of mostly young Iranians attended the march near the ancient city of Pasargadae in central province of Fars on Friday.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps detained Siamak Namazi, an Iranian-American businessman in his mid-40s, in October 2015, while he was visiting family in Tehran.
Officials in predominantly Shi'ite Iran have said in recent weeks that Sunni militants from Islamic State are targeting the country.
Iranian Intelligence agency points finger at radical Sunni groups.
The five were allegedly responsible for the killings of two members of the Revolutionary Guards and an engineer in Sardasht last month.
The United States has only lifted Iranian sanctions on paper, Iran's supreme leader charges.
Atena Farghadani, 29, was sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison for her political cartoons criticizing the government's anti-family planning legislation.
"Who assists the fake Zionist regime," Khamenei says in the video. "Who supports them, who clears the road for them, who stands behind them."
State television reported that Khamenei wrote to President Hassan Rouhani to congratulate him on implementing the nuclear deal.
The US sanctions were expected to be formally announced this week, the Wall Street Journal said.
Registration opened on Thursday for February's election of the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body that appoints the supreme leader.
In a report on its website, Fox News cited Western intelligence as saying the test was held on Nov. 21 near Chabahar, a port city near Iran's border with Pakistan.
With the Obama administration and Europe courting the world’s leading state-sponsor of terrorism to help defuse the Syrian civil war, core aims of Tehran’s clerical regime have been ignored.
The latest reports of a surge in hacking attacks come after a landmark international agreement in July that eased severe economic sanctions on Iran in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
Under the JCPOA, Iran does not receive sanctions relief until after the IAEA releases its December report and a series of other nuclear-related steps are taken.
In interview with CNN, Iranian president accuses Republican hopefuls of sloganeering.
Put simply, Iran is still toxic for many banks.
The vote, with 162 members voting for the agreement and 269 voting against, was the only vote thus far successfully cast directly on the merits of the accord.
Comment was made by Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Berlin’s economic affairs minister led a business delegation that visited Tehran last month.
The United Nations' International Atomic Energy Agency suspects that Parchin hosted Iran's experimentation with nuclear weapons technology over the last decade.
Egypt's Al-Azhar, the most prestigious institute of Sunni Islam, has called on Iran to ban the film.
Dennis Ross, the former peace envoy, and David Petraeus, ex-CIA director, penned an op-ed for 'The Washington Post' on Wednesday.
Human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh said it was "unrealistic" to hope that the deal would automatically resolve civil rights issues in Iran, but that it was still a step forward.
The organization sent out a press release early Friday outlining the reasons that it says lawmakers should vote "no" on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Larry Cohler-Esses, the assistant managing editor for the 'Forward', wrote that Iranians are far more moderate and eager to engage with the world than outsiders think.
'New York Times' op-ed columnist writes that Netanyahu "downplays the internal threat" of Israel ruling over a Palestinian majority in the absence of a two-state solution.
After arriving on an official visit to Beirut, Zarif met with Hezbollah chief Nasrallah as well as other Lebanese leaders.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,REUTERS
Iranian officials rejected claims that Iran was working with US in airstrikes against ISIS, and calls US policy of military action in the Middle East a "double standard."
The United Nations Security Council on Monday endorsed the deal to curb Iran's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief; Commander Mohammed Ali Jafari opposes resolution.
In addition to the hair restrictions, tattoos, tanning booths, eyebrow plucking, and other male bodily adornments have also been banned.
Mohammad Ali Jafari lashes out at Saudis for continued military campaign against Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen.
Revolutionary Guards killed alleged terrorists in southeastern Iran.
A comprehensive nuclear deal would provide world powers with greater visibility into Iran - with Tehran's permission - than intelligence alone ever could.
Rouhani's move to reach out to the leaders of the six powers is "hopefully a sign that Iran is ready to make some of the tough decisions," a senior State Department official said.
While all sides agree they have been inching closer to a deal, there are major disagreements that have prevented a resolution.
Hammond told reporters the Western ministers were all in agreement that "we will not do a bad deal that does not meet our red lines."
The subtext of the GOP letter to the Iranians is: Think twice before signing a deal with a lame-duck president.
"We are not opposed to any of the entities operating in global markets who want to offer services in Iran."
The war games, which were given the moniker “Great Prophet 9,” began with “maritime mine operations by speedboats” and “the firing of coast-to-sea missiles” in the Persian Gulf.
“A large part of the moral corruption in this country comes from the introduction of dirty money into politics”.
The US spy agency sought to lead Iranian nuclear scientists astray by giving phony designs of atomic components to Tehran’s diplomatic representatives to the IAEA in Austria, according to Bloomberg.
The former Iranian president is making an intense media push as he returns to the public eye.
By HAGAI LAP
Revolutionary Guards commander says the Jewish state “is making its last moves and it knows that it is nearing its end.”
"If there’s a framework agreement, why would there be sanctions legislation put in place?" State Department spokeswoman says.
Netanyahu's apprehensions about a bad agreement are unfounded, since it doesn't appear that Washington is showing signs of capitulating, at least not at this stage.
By YOSSI MELMAN
In a joint news conference, Obama and Cameron urged US lawmakers to hold off on any legislation calling for further sanctions; the leaders vowed to take on 'poisonous ideology' of radical Islam
By MICHAEL WILNER,REUTERS
Tehran “condemns extremism, violence, and terrorism whether in Palestine, Lebanon and the Levant or in Paris and the United States.”
With talks set to reconvene this month, Congress remains doubtful, Iranian officials optimistic.
By MICHAEL WILNER,ARIEL BEN SOLOMON
Morality police detain women in boots and leggings.
The regime has been threatening and fining those who own satellite dishes and then gathering and destroying those dishes publicly.
Ali Shamkhani, the secretary of the Supreme National Council, gave an interview to the "Financial Times."
"Iran has not provided any explanations that enable the agency to clarify the outstanding practical measures," the IAEA said.
Execution of Reyhaneh Jabbari, 26, carries out in Tehran jail despite rights group's plea for international intervention.
The first Europe-Iran Forum, which took place on Wednesday and Thursday in London, stated its goal as “preparing post-sanctions investment and trade.”
Mohammad Javad Zarif spoke after a meeting on Wednesday with US Secretary of State John Kerry and European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
By YONAH JEREMY BOB,REUTERS
Zarif is the Iranian propaganda master who serves as a thin veneer covering the mullahs’ bloodthirsty brutality.
By SHMULEY BOTEACH
Saturday became 'Implementation Day' for the JCPOA, with Tehran reentering the global marketplace after more than a decade of pariah status.
By JPOST EDITORIAL
America must stop bowing to Iran and seeking opportunities to ignore or excuse its repugnant behavior.
By ARMSTRONG WILLIAMS
There is no alternative: to save Western civilization, the House must enjoin Obama from implementing the Iranian nuke pact.
By ROBERT B. SKLAROFF
The ayatollahs will ride their nuclear pact with the Great Satan all the way to a nuclear arsenal and regional hegemony, repeating the cycles of brinksmanship, extortion, respite and brinksmanship that they learned from their North Korean teachers.
By CAROLINE B. GLICK
From the way Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif was welcomed in New York on April 29, one would have thought he was a great world leader.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
A bus bearing the image of Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was accosted by a group of comic book superheroes.