The Jerusalem Post Archive

10 November 2026
Israeli ambassador condemns erasure of October 7 memorial mural in Milan

Ambassador Jonathan Peled condemned the removal of Palombo's mural commemorating October 7, saying, "Remembering the victims is a duty that cannot be silenced."

Philadelphia Jewish leaders encouraged by counter-response to ‘boycott bike ride’

“What was supposed to be a boycott of Jewish businesses turned into a food festival of Jewish businesses,” said the head of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.

Germany faces historic test over rise in antisemitism, Merz says in Kristallnacht speech

Speaking at a Munich synagogue on the anniversary of the "Kristallnacht" pogrom in 1938, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said his government is committed to protecting Jewish life in Germany.

Limmud LA returns with Jewish learning festival spanning politics, comedy and culture

The January gathering will bring together Israeli public figures, writers, and community activists, with programs for children and adults.

Palestinian-American to challenge John Fetterman for Pennsylvania Senate seat in 2028

Moor told the Inquirer that he was “not really running against Fetterman” but instead “running for the rule of law.”

Eisenkot-led bloc nominates key Knesset positions, holds inter-party meetings

Eisenkot seeks haredi parties' support to oust Ohana • Netanyahu calls for Zionist opposition support • Democrats party announces list of bills to be proposed in new Knesset

Israel's 26th Knesset to be sworn in with prime minister, president in attendance

Meanwhile, several right-wing organizations are planning to demonstrate outside the Knesset during the swearing-in ceremony.

Record number of female MKs to be sworn in at ceremony for Israel's 26th Knesset

Initiative CEO Yael Yechieli said that achieving 50% female representation in government "will be part of the healing process for the State of Israel."

Eisenkot-led bloc proposes incoming MK Matan Kahana as next Knesset speaker, Liberman as FADC chair

Kahana is fifth on Yashar's electoral list, and will re-enter the Knesset after leaving his seat in July 2025.

Netanyahu in 'panic' over possibility of Eisenkot becoming prime minister, former aide says

Former Netanyahu adviser Nir Hefetz claimed that panic is a major factor in the PM's's decision-making and that he could be more willing to compromise as Eisenkot advances toward forming a coalition.

Abada's magic seals wild 3–3 comeback against Messi's Miami

The Israeli winger starred as his side fought back from three goals down to salvage a 3–3 draw in the MLS regular-season finale; Turgeman and Feingold suffer defeat with New England.

Suspicious mole: 5 signs you must know before it's too late

Moles are a very common phenomenon, and most are not dangerous. But a change in the size, shape, color, or feel of a skin lesion could be an early sign of skin cancer.

International experts to arrive in Israel for cardiology innovation conference

About 2,000 doctors, researchers, and professionals from over 30 countries to arrive in Israel for cardiology innovation conference to be held in Tel Aviv from December 6 to 8, 2026.

Israel's 26th Knesset must restore dignity, accountability, and public trust - editorial

However bitter the election campaign, the swearing-in ceremony reminds us that the public has entrusted 120 citizens with the serious business of representing it and governing the country.

The Hakeem Jeffries moment is great for the Jews - opinion

This is a man who cares deeply about the Jewish community, about America’s relationship with Israel, and about taking on antisemitism.

Iraq to reopen Sheeb border crossing with Iran, temporarily close Mandali border

The US Treasury had requested the closing of the all but two border crossings with Iran as part of its campaign to increase economic pressure on Tehran.

Saudi-led coalition intercepts drone over oil-rich Eastern Province

The coalition said its air defenses destroyed a drone over the Eastern Province and intercepted missiles launched at the Saudi capital and the southern region.

Between Iran, Iraq and a hard place: Iraq’s prime minister weighs next moves - analysis

The question for Iraq’s prime minister this week will be whether he will continue on his path of pressure on the militias, or if he will back down.

From sandwiches to student bars: A guide to Beersheba's iconic commercial centers

Towards the end of season 1 of "People I've Met" on Kan, set in Beersheba, we explored real neighborhood commercial centers - from a sandwich shop in Quarter D to a community bar in Quarter B.

Trump says ‘a great dislike’ for Israel was factor in Republican midterm losses

US President Donald Trump linked Republican midterm losses to opposition to the Iran war, rising gas prices, and growing anti-Israel sentiment among Americans.

The impossible standard we're setting for artificial intelligence - opinion

We've learned to live with the flaws of human intelligence. The next challenge is learning to live with the flaws of artificial intelligence.

Nvidia CEO's affair could cost us all dearly - opinion

Jensen Huang is suspected of having an affair with a Chinese spy, and his position is shaking. With billions in taxes and a new campus in the North, why is the chip giant's crisis an Israeli problem?

Sell today, crash tomorrow: Marketing managers’ bloody trap – opinion

In Israel’s crazy reality, it is very easy to fall into the "buy now" trap. But the moment marketing relies solely on immediate discounts and promotions, brand value is eroded.

Even when it comes to the world's most expensive spice, Iran is in trouble

Due to war, sanctions, and drought, saffron is experiencing a drop in production. How are the war against Iran and forgeries in the markets affecting the global supply chain?

Trump says further military action against Iran 'doesn’t seem necessary,’ reveals Tehran is talking

“At this point, taking the military action doesn’t seem to be a very necessary thing. But we’re locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes,” Trump said.

US seeing 'strong inclination' to end Russia's war in Ukraine, Trump alleges

"We're having a very good conversation about that in Abu Dhabi," Trump told reporters on the eve of US-led, three-sided talks there.

Trump's close ties to Nvidia's Huang scrutinized after foreign intelligence concerns

"I’m pushing to investigate Jensen Huang and Nvidia to determine whether our national security was compromised," said Senator Chris Coons.

Russia's Lavrov says US diesel deal working, prices coming down

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the deal allowing Russia to supply diesel to the US and global markets is already working and has lowered prices.

US refueling aircraft evacuated from UK's RAF Mildenhall base due to Iran threat - report

The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that the aircraft were evacuated from the UK's RAF Mildenhall base.

Philippines says reported plane crash was a false alarm

A disaster agency official in the city of Digos in Davao del Sur had earlier on Tuesday said a private plane carrying six foreign nationals had crashed.

Britain would prefer additional communication channels with Russia, Streeting says

"We have our embassy in Moscow. That is an important channel ... I would much prefer there to be additional channels too, particularly military-to-military level," Streeting told the Financial Times.

Three workers die at Tata's India iPhone parts factory in latest safety incident

The deaths, which occurred late on Monday, will be investigated by Apple, Tata and the state authorities, state officials and two industry sources with direct knowledge said.

Palestinians, Jewish settlers carry out retaliatory arson attacks in West Bank

The attacks began when Palestinians set fire to an Israeli vehicle near Kibbutz Mitzpe Shalem.

32 years after Argentina's AMIA attack: Monument in honor of victims to be erected in Binyamin

The 85 victims of the 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing will be commemorated in Binyamin under a new Israeli-Argentine initiative.

Jerusalem's L3 light rail line extended to Damascus Gate, stops added in downtown area

Several additional lines and extensions are planned for the city, according to a master plan map on the Cfir website.

Diplomatic challenges from US, Europe, Iran, await Israel's next prime minister - analysis

Ultimately, Israel's next prime minister will have to choose between interests that cannot always be reconciled.

Palestinian teenager killed, two other wounded by IDF fire in West Bank near Nablus - report

The soldiers opened fire in accordance with the rules of engagement, and hits were identified, according to IDF sources.

IDF prepares for two potential Iran escalation scenarios as US pursues diplomacy

Meanwhile, Israeli defense officials assess that US President Donald Trump would prefer to avoid a military confrontation and resolve tensions through diplomacy.

Israel, Morocco deepen defense cooperation as def. min. director-general Baram visits Rabat

Baram's visit to Morocco reflects the Defense Ministry's strategy to deepen defense cooperation with friendly nations and expand defense exports to strengthen the IDF.

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