The Jerusalem Post Archive

10 October 2022
Red Cross pauses Ukraine operations amid Russian airstrikes

A Red Cross spokesperson said that while fieldwork had halted, aid workers were able to continue desk work.

Iran intensifies crackdown in Kurdish cities as unrest persists

Fierce clashes reported in Iranian Kurdistan • Oil workers join protests, social media reports say

Nord Stream 2 reduces pressure in one gas line as safety precaution
International Christian Embassy Jerusalem holds annual Sukkot event

The event was attended by more than 1,700 Christians from over 70 countries.

Congressional reps probe Oberlin College pro-Iran prof. Mahallati

Professor Mohammad Jafar Mahallati has close ties with the Iranian regime and has been known to encourage the destruction of Israel.

Air France, Airbus plead not guilty in AF447 crash trial
Bosnian Serb pro-Russian leader renews secession threat

Pro-Russian Milorad Dodik triggered the gravest political crisis in postwar Bosnia last December when he tried to pull the Serb Republic out of key state institutions.

Russian pop diva who denounced war says she is in Israel

Alla Pugacheva, regarded as the queen of Soviet pop music, is probably Russia's most famous woman.

German attorney general launches investigation into Nord Stream blasts
JDCA endorses nine additional candidates ahead of the 2022 midterms

The nine candidates being endorsed by the JDCA are running against Republicans who dent the outcome of the 2020 election and oppose abortions.

Here's how you can cut an onion without crying

Are you tired of tearing up while cutting onions and not knowing why it happens? Here's an amazingly simple tip that will leave you with dry eyes.

Palestinian gunmen in Nablus reject PA request to surrender weapons

Addressing the PA government, Wadee Alhouh, a leader of the Nablus-based group the Lions’ Den, said they were determined to pursue the “path of glory until victory or martyrdom.”

Poland advises its citizens to leave Belarus

The advice follows a similar recommendation given in September to Poles in Russia, a close ally of Belarus.

Israeli is arrested, interrogated after crossing border to Jordan
Sweden says it won't share Nord Stream findings with Russia

A Swedish investigation of the gas pipelines has found evidence of detonations and prosecutors suspect sabotage.

Biden, NATO condemn Russia's intense bombing of Ukraine

Four regions had no electricity following the attacks - Lviv, Poltava, Sumy and Ternopil - the electricity supply had been partially disrupted in other parts of the country as well.

Manhunt continues for Jerusalem shooter who killed IDF soldier

Security forces are said to have identified the suspect, and believe that he might be hiding out somewhere in Shuafat.

Did Right harm itself by supporting High Court's Chikli decision? - analysis

The right-wing bloc is notorious for criticizing the High Court of Justice, but now it's expressing support for it.

Lapid condemns Russia for first time as Prime Minister

Lapid had condemned Russia’s invasion in the early days of the war in February and March, when he was Foreign Minister.

Archaeologists discover 1,800-year-old military Medusa medal

Medusa means guardian in Ancient Greek and her likeness was depicted on shields and weapons in ancient times.

Archaeologists may have found temple of Poseidon in Greek Samicum

Ancient texts describe a temple dedicated to the Samian Poseidon located near the ancient city of Samicum.

Holon’s Hayden Dalton excited to be back -interview

After a tumultuous season that led him to Israel, American forward reflects on lessons learned.

Netanyahu reorganizes Likud on-the-ground operations, fires dozens

The Likud has fired dozens of workers operating from "Likudiot," and activists going "door-to-door" have been cut by more than 50%.

UAE's Mohamed bin Zayed to meet Russia's Putin to discuss Ukraine

UAE's foreign ministry said the visit aims to help reach "effective political solutions" to the Ukrainian crisis, UAE state news agency WAM reported.

Can scented candles be used to indicate surging waves of COVID-19?

A research paper found that Amazon reviews complaining of no scent on Yankee Candles seem to coincide with surging rates of COVID-19.

Settlers: Lapid, Gantz must authorize a new settlement at Evyatar

Right-wing activists and settlers had first attempted to build a new community on that hilltop in 2013 in the aftermath of the terror attack at the Tapuach junction.

Palestinian boy dies two weeks after getting shot during IDF West Bank raid

Mahmoud Samoudi, 12, was shot in the abdomen during an Israeli operation in Jenin on Sept. 28.

Magnitude 5.9 earthquake shakes Taiwan's capital Taipei
Is the sukkah as temporary as it seems?

When we sit out in our sukkot this year, may we dedicate ourselves to building this sukkah, and widening it to encompass us all.

Sukkot: Searching for etrogs in Morocco’s ancient groves

How are etrogim picked out and inspected in Morocco?

Sukkot: Ashkenazi-Sephardi blend cuisine for the holiday

While the Ashkenazi/Sephardi mash-up is a bold choice, and there is something to be said about preserving our traditions, this soup represents the beauty of Israel and the Jewish people. Enjoy!

Introducing Ma’aleh Gilboa Yeshiva’s autism inclusion program

“I hope to maintain these relationships I formed at yeshiva. I think it will help me at university. I hope to continue actively and passively including people at all times.”

Meet the Fire Island shul; warning: not your normal shul

For those who observe Shabbat and Jewish holidays, and for those who simply want a relaxed destination getaway not far from New York City, there may be no better place than on Fire Island.

All means all: A Sukkot lesson on inclusion in Jewish tradition

May we open our sukkot, our homes, and our hearts to those on the outside – whomever they may be.

Modern pesticide accelerates corrosion of ancient Roman bowl - study

Researchers concluded that the accelerated corrosion is a threat to preserving archaeological metal objects in the ground.

N.Korea's Kim Jong Un oversaw tactical nuclear military training
How the Gilded Age (the era, not the TV show) created American Jewry
These are the kinks that used to be taboo - and now aren't

Wearing diapers? Love feet? The cultural processes of the last decade have liberated the sexual practices that were once taboo, making them acceptable bed habits.

Alternative social media sites have strong hold on news consumption for a reason - study

The development of alternative social media channels continues to expose obstacles in reporting accuracy.

Kanye West's Twitter, Instagram accounts restricted after antisemitic posts

Kanye West's Instagram and Twitter accounts were restricted due to his posts that online users condemned as antisemitic.

Putin says Ukraine planned Crimea bridge explosion, calls it terrorism
Russia pushing for Belarus to enter war - Ukraine intel

Defense Intelligence of Ukraine said in a statement that they are seeing measures that are being taken by Russia to try and convince Belarus to join the war.

Shelling on Zaporizhzhia destroys apartment building, causing injuries - local official
Is Russia conducting experiments on foreign satellites?

The Russian Defense Ministry said that the Russian Space Forces are conducting experiments with foreign satellites.

Wellesley College student paper openly supports anti-Israel mapping project

One liberal arts college in Massachusetts has openly supported a project that would target Jews and supporters of Israel.

The ancient Jewish practice of Hakhel gets a 21st-century revival

There will be a Hakhel event at the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem on the second day of Sukkot, where three new Torah scrolls will be dedicated.

Russia claims to build its own space station, end cooperation with US

As Russia announces its plan to leave the International Space Station, the nation leaves room for questions on how diplomatic ties with the US will be impacted as a result.

Shooting incident leaves two shot outside NY Congressman Lee Zeldin's home

"My daughters are shaken, but ok. Like so many New Yorkers, crime has literally made its way to our front door."

Russian troops moving closer to eastern Ukrainian town of Bakhmut, UK says
Russia launches biggest airstrikes since start of Ukraine war

Attacks across Ukrainian cities during Monday rush hour • Power, water, heat knocked out in swaths of country

15,000 Ukrainians decide to have a mass orgy if Russia deploys nuclear weapons

More than 15,000 have confirmed participation in a sex party on a hill if Putin decides to press the red button, with participants even indicating whether they prefer anal or oral sex.

Israel one of top five worst countries to work in, study finds

Research reveals Israel is in the top five worst countries to work in when it comes to working conditions and benefits.

Iran calls on foreign visitors to respect law as protests persist
Ukraine says it has shot down at least 41 Russian missiles
IDF arrests three wanted individuals in West Bank

Gunfire was detected from a passing vehicle towards the settlement of Shavei Shomron in the Shomron Regional Council area early Monday morning.

Belarus's Lukashenko warns Ukraine, deploys troops with Russia

"We have been preparing for this for decades. If necessary, we will respond," Lukashenko said, adding that he had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the situation.

Moldova says three Russian cruise missiles crossed Moldovan air space
Genius or disgusting? Method for peeling hard-boiled eggs goes viral

An influencer shared a unique method for peeling a hard-boiled egg, but commenters have different opinions on his method. You decide, is it a genius or a disgusting idea?

Russian strikes hit German embassy in Kyiv - report
Kremlin: Putin to meet UN nuclear watchdog chief in Russia on Tuesday
Israeli security: A huff and a puff can blow this whole region down - analysis

The IDF’s ability to simultaneously operate effectively on multiple fronts is crucial for Israel to deal with the region’s unpredictable and explosive nature.

Russian strikes hit German diplomatic office in Kyiv - report

Reports indicate that it was the visa office of the German embassy that was hit.

Bethlehem gunmen attack hotel for displaying Star of David, menorah

The Palestinian Authority Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced it has closed the meeting hall and launched an investigation.

Ukraine says Russia had been preparing attacks since start of October
Britain sanctions Iran's 'Morality Police' and senior security officials
This is why you shouldn't bring strippers to a nursing home

After causing an uproar on the internet, the organizers apologized and said that they were shocked at what they heard and "did not expect this to happen."

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