The Jerusalem Post Archive

20 April 2024
US imposes sanctions on suppliers contributing to ballistic missile proliferation
Five high school students wounded in Maryland shooting
Iran says it will respond at 'maximum level' if Israel acts against its interests
US Senate has agreement on FISA reauthorization and will vote on Friday night, Schumer says
Israel Air Force strike kills six in Rafah - report
Russia's Smolensk governor says Ukrainian drone sets fuel depot ablaze
Ukraine conducted large-scale drone attack on Russia overnight- Kyiv source
Egypt calls on Iran and Israel to exercise restraint
Turkish, Egyptian foreign ministers discuss how to boost aid to Gaza
China's foreign minister says admitting Palestinian state to UN is move to rectify injustice
Fighting flares at Myanmar-Thai border as rebels target stranded junta troops
Condition improving for Bedouin girl who was wounded in Iran attack
Polish carrier LOT restores flights to Tel Aviv, Beirut
A 40-year-old man critically wounded in a violent incident in Sulam
Missile from Lebanon hits house in Metula, no casualties reported
58 died in boat capsize in Central African Republic
IDF intends to destroy the house of terrorist who murdered two Israelis in February
Man in his 50s shot to death in Elkana
Due to security situation, entry to some military zones in south will be limited during Passover
Iranian FM: Israeli weapons are ‘toys for our children to play with’

Abdollahian said that the only reason that Iran had not successfully hit Haifa, Tel Aviv or any major port was because Iran’s “red lines [were] civilians…We only had a military purpose.”

'For This We Left Egypt?': A humorous parody Haggadah for Passover - review

As an affectionate parody, For This We Left Egypt? is full of jokes. Not every attempt at Haggadah humor works, but there are a few zingers worth repeating in this belated book review.

'Raizi and the Passover Plans': A book for ages 9-120 - review

Below are excerpts from the first chapter of Raizi and the Passover Plans, for your delectation.

The duality of the Passover Seder

The final Haggadah was a masterpiece of experience that remains a touchstone of Jewish faith, identity, and practice across the world today.

Passover 2024: Activities to do throughout Israel

There’s no shortage of fun, enlightening, and compelling activities and shows being offered up and down the country this Passover.

2C: The best deal in town - review

The business lunch at 2C is the best deal in town. For the price of a good meat meal at any fine restaurant in Tel Aviv, you get the works.

Leslie Windman: A Maryland chiropractor making adjustments in Israel

During the war, Leslie Windman has been using this skill – honed over 30 years of practice in Maryland – as a volunteer, easing aches and pains for soldiers serving across Israel.

Erdogan meets Hamas leader in Istanbul, discusses efforts to reach Gaza ceasefire

Erdogan met Hamas leader Haniyeh to discuss Gaza aid and regional peace amid tensions with Israel. They emphasized support for Palestine and called for unity.

Mohamed Hadid sends, racist, homophic messages to Ritchie Torres over Israel support

Hadid allegedly sent racist messages to Rep. Torres after he defended Israel. Torres remains a staunch supporter of Israel despite rising anti-Semitic incidents.

US lawmakers overwhelmingly show support for Israel as it begins retaliation against Iran

The US House overwhelmingly passed a resolution supporting Israel's right to respond to Iranian aggression. Some Democrats criticized Netanyahu's actions, fearing broader conflict.

Voices from the Arab press: Cairo negotiations: Why are mediators optimistic?

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.

Airstrike hits military base south of Baghdad used by terror organization, sources say

A huge blast hit an Iraqi military base used by Popular Mobilization Forces near Baghdad.

Saudi delegation visits Pakistan to bolster military ties, discuss defense and Gaza cease-fire

Saudi Assistant Defense Minister Al Otaibi visits Pakistan for defense talks, following closely after a trip by Saudi FM to enhance economic ties. Both visits underscore a deepening relationship.

The lessons Israel must learn from the Iranian attack - opinion

Despite Israeli bluster, Israel’s air defense is not prepared for simultaneous aerial attacks from several fronts

PA: We’re reconsidering US ties after it blocked our UN membership

The Palestinian Authority faces setbacks in its bid for full UN membership, prompting reevaluation of ties with the US. Israel opposes Palestinian statehood.

Israeli weapons damaged Iranian air defenses without detection

Israel had decided earlier not to launch a full-scale attack against Iran, and instead decided on a quieter tactic to send a message with the aim of ending the cycle of attacks.

Entire IRGC command wing in Syria was eliminated in strike, Bloomberg reveals

Bloomberg reported Israel's attack on Iran's consulate in Syria, killing Revolutionary Guards' command, prompting Iran to suspect Syria's involvement in previous assassinations.

Iran vows harsh response to IDF attacks but downplays Isfahan strike

Israel and Iran ease tensions after strikes, but Iran warns of forceful response to any further aggression. US seeks de-escalation. G7 condemns Iran's actions.

Grapevine: The Angels

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Meet Brig.-Gen. Yael Grossman, one of the highest-ranked women in the IDF

IDF Brig.-Gen. Yael Grossman talked about her unit's impact on Iran, tunnel warfare, precision warfare, and humanitarian aid, Oct. 7 resilience, and breaking glass ceilings.

‘Kiss Me Kosher’ tells a comic story of an Israeli-German couple - film review

It’s a typically irreverent joke in a movie that is a mixture of a rom-com and a more serious look at how Israelis deal with prejudice and the past, which is now playing in theaters.

Liberman: Netanyahu trying to avoid responsibility for October 7

Avigdor Liberman accused Netanyahu of seeking Palestinian state recognition, blaming him for the October 7 incident to distract from the Saudi agreement.

For many Israelis this Passover, celebrating the Festival of Freedom feels impossible

As Passover approaches, families of Israeli hostages feel grief, leaving empty seats at their tables. Evacuees face challenges, but efforts aim to preserve holiday spirit.

‘Together for Seder’ event brings together lone soldiers and their families abroad

IDF olim lone soldiers celebrated Passover with family from abroad at "Together for Seder" event. Ofir Sofer thanked the soldiers for their "solidarity and Zionism."

'Shoulder to shoulder': Protesters line-up on beaches to demand hostage deal

The demonstrators wore yellow clothes and held Israeli flags.

Jerusalem city prepares for spring with planting of over 700 thousand flowers

The hope is for colorful carpets and colorful blooms to cover the meadows, the public gardens, the parks, the traffic squares, and other areas in neighborhoods throughout the city. 

German city sticks with Isfahan partnership that fired suicide drones at Israel

Ex-IDF spokesman, Iranian dissidents, and Nazi hunter urge Freiburg’s mayor Martin Horn to cut relations with Isfahan.

10 terrorists killed, 8 arrested in two-day Tulkarm raid

The IDF conducted a 40-hour operation in the West Bank city of Tulkarm. Nine soldiers have been wounded in clashes with Palestinians.

Family of fallen lone soldier fundraises for youth center, Torah scroll in his name

Yisrael Suissa, a brave IDF paratrooper, died in a road accident during leave from Gaza. His family fundraises to honor him with a youth center and Chabad house in Kiryat Shmuel.

It's important to remember there's also American hostages in Gaza, Blinken says

Blinken blames Hamas for blocking Gaza ceasefire, emphasizes efforts to secure peace and free hostages, including Americans.

The US is expected to announce sanctions against IDF unit for human rights abuses

The Netzah Yehuda battalion operates in the West Bank and is mainly composed of haredi men and extremist youth who hold far right views and were not included in other combat units in the IDF.

Four men in a tank: A story of camaraderie among IDF tank crews - opinion

There are four soldiers in an Israeli tank: the commander, the driver, the gunner, and the loader. E, who is slim and of average height, became a gunner.

Thanks to the UN's bias against Israel, Islamic extremism reached Europe - opinion

Why do countries not wake up and see what is already happening in European countries, with Islamic enclaves established by the refugees that even the local police are afraid to enter?

Israel's lack of direction weakens global Jewry - opinion

The government, and especially the cabinet, must abandon the paralysis of indecision and chart a decisive course. Failure to do so will imperil the State of Israel and all its citizens.

Biden's campaign to delay, avert IDF campaign in Gaza, Iran must be resisted - opinion

Israel is being pressed by its fainthearted friends to abandon its goal of liquidating Hamas, to instead prioritize humanitarian provisions for the enemy population.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrator is removed from Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemoration in Poland

During the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising ceremony, a lone protester briefly displayed a Palestinian flag, amid global pro-Palestinian sentiment and diplomatic tensions.

South Africa’s president rehashed genocide charge against Israel in meeting with Jewish leaders

South African Jewish leaders met with President Ramaphosa to discuss rising antisemitism but were surprised when he accused Israel of genocide, later using the meeting to charge Israel.

Fred Neulander, rabbi serving life sentence, dies in prison at 82

New Jersey Rabbi Fred Neulander, convicted for hiring hit men to kill his wife in 1994, dies in prison at 82.

Antisemitism across America, from Alabama to Wisconsin

Overall, the report shows an alarming trend of violent antisemitism, insecurity and feelings of isolation among Jews across the United States. 

‘I’m ready to leave this campus’: Jewish students at Columbia react to tidal wave of antisemitism

Protests erupted at Columbia University over Israel divestment calls. Jewish students express discomfort amid arrests and chants, recalling past trauma. Campus tension intensifies.

UK minister writes to London police over 'openly Jewish' comment

The Metropolitan Police apologized for the "use of the term 'openly Jewish' by one of our officers. We know it will have caused offense to many. We reiterate our apology."

UK officials sorry for threat to arrest 'openly Jewish' man at Gaza march

The Campaign Against Antisemitism CEO faced police threats at a pro-Palestinian march in London. Despite apologies, concerns persist over Jewish safety amid ongoing protests.

Anti-Israel NGOs threaten to 'seize' campuses across USA to 'force' BDS

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine is designated as a terrorist organization by numerous countries and international organizations, including the US, EU, Canada, and Israel.

Here's how one Israeli executive pivoted to make more of a difference in the world

Passover perspectives: Israeli executives answer the Four Questions

Arab-Israeli CEO: October 7 led to radicalization, tension in Israeli society

Passover perspectives: Israeli executives answer the Four Questions

The 10 plagues of Israel's high-tech ecosystem

The Jerusalem Post asked Industry experts and stakeholders to share their insights on 10 modern "plagues."

US House passes Israel aid bill, legislation heads to Senate

The US House approves a $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, moving it to the Senate. Despite claims from some Republicans over the national debt, the bill is expected to pass.

Rosé wines for Passover: A diverse palette for the festive table

From light and refreshing to rich and complex, explore five recommended rosé wines for Passover celebrations, each with its own distinctive character.

Exposed: Maserati Folgore, electric, Italian without a top

After anticipation and clues, the Maserati GranCabrio Folgore is finally revealed. One of the pioneering electric sports cars without a roof. Learn all the details, including the starting price.

Marley: Leading global brand prioritizing greenness

From recycled materials to iconic design: Discover Marley's commitment to sustainability and sound quality.

Top 5 KSLP spirits for a joyful Passover celebration

From aged brandies to fine cognacs, elevate your holiday with these exquisite choices.

BBB introduces new menu

The iconic burger chain unveils a new menu featuring a variety of appetizers, salads, gourmet sandwiches, and trendy cocktails.

The sound of guns: IDF general talks artillery, munitions used to fight Hamas

When the IDF uses the term “fire,” it means all the munitions that can be brought to the battlefield to be used against the enemy.

Israel-Hamas War: What happened on day 197?

White House not commenting on Israel's attack in Iran • Israel strikes Iran, defense officials confirm • Hamas leadership considering leaving Qatar

Hamas leadership considering leaving Qatar: How will this affect the release of the hostages?

Earlier this week, as mentioned, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Muhammad al-Thani, announced that his country is "re-examining its position as a mediator between Israel and Gaza."

Influencers dumped for being pro-Israel find new career push with like-minded agency

The fallout from the October attacks left many influencers struggling financially as brands severed ties with them due to their vocal support for Israel.

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese accuses Israel of lying about all aspects of Gaza

"Israel has been operating on the premise that if you tell a lie long enough. [If] you repeat it over and over,  people will believe it," Francesca Albanese to European Parliament

Three killed, two wounded in Israeli attack in southern Lebanon - report

Early Friday morning , the IDF attacked a military structure belonging to Hezbollah and where terrorists were staying in southern Lebanon in Ayta ash Shab.

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