The Jerusalem Post Archive

12 October 2021
UNHRC approves Durban resolution, 10 nations oppose over antisemitism

Israel had worked behind the scenes to sway UNHRC members to oppose the resolution and to refuse to allow the pro-Durban resolution to pass by consensus

Israel Boycott: Sally Rooney won’t let novel be published in Hebrew

The Hebrew-language publisher of Rooney’s first two books, Modan Publishing House, said that Rooney won’t allow her new book to be published in Hebrew because she supports cultural boycotts of Israel

Small plane crash near San Diego leaves at least two dead, damages homes

At least two homes appeared to have been destroyed by an ensuing fire, where the crash occurred, the city of Santee, California, reported on Twitter.

Black paraplegic dragged from car in Dayton, Ohio, police say 'inhumane'

Clifford Owensby, a black paraplegic man accused Dayton, Ohio police of racially profiling him, after being stopped and dragged from his vehicle by his hair.

US evacuates Afghan interpreter who saved Biden in Afghanistan in 2008

Aman Khalili rescued then-senator Joe Biden when a snowstorm forced him to land in the mountains 13 years ago. Now, the Biden administration has returned the favor.

Powerful earthquake strikes Crete, Greece for 2nd time in under a month

According to the EMSC, the quake was felt in places as far away as Cairo and Istanbul.

Pelosi reaffirms support for Israel in meeting with Lapid

“For many of us, it is in our DNA,” Pelosi said of support for Israel.

Gabby Petito's death caused by strangulation, Wyoming coroner says

The disappearance last month of the young woman during a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend captivated the country.

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Hamas is increasing its activity in Lebanon and angering Hezbollah

Report by the ALMA Center finds the Gaza-based group is angering Hezbollah by secretly increasing its military force buildup.

Hebrew U researchers find new way to explore white matter in brain

A neurological study developed a new method to analyze samples of the brain’s white matter, which was previously difficult to study and map out neurologically. 

Slinger to acquire fellow Israeli sports technology company PlaySight

"It has been an amazing journey with a great team, and I believe that Slinger is the right company to take our technology platform to new heights in tennis and our other key sports.”

Star Trek's William Shatner to fly to space in Blue Origin's New Shepard

The man famous for playing Captain James T. Kirk, the youngest captain in Starfleet history, will now be the oldest man to ever fly to space.

Oh thank heaven: 7-Eleven is coming to Israel

The worldwide convenience store chain is coming to Israel. Unlike Israeli convenience stores, 7-Eleven offers an experience with fast food, Slurpees and a different product experience.

Stern's anonymous sexual assault complaints gaffe - editorial

In an interview, Intelligence Minister Elazar Stern said that he had shredded anonymous sexual harassment complaints submitted against officers in the IDF.

Grapevine October 13, 2021: American concern over Iran

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Letters to the editor October 13, 2021: Ben & Jerry trip on a query

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

Nice Guy drug is not very nice at all - editorial

The Nice Guy drug is highly dangerous and recently killed one man and hospitalized 39.

Israel is an essential ally to Africa - opinion

Since Israel was revived as a modern Jewish state in 1948, it has provided essential aid to countries in Africa.

Bennett: Iran aspires to build an army on Israel's Golan border

Golan Heights development is a strategic goal for this government, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said, as he promised to double, if not quadruple the population there. 

Zero tolerance for violence Gantz says after settlers attack police

Three police vehicles were damaged and an officer was injured when settler extremists threw stones at his jeep to protest the demolition of a tent near Yitzhar.

With Biden in White House, King Abdullah reclaims Middle East role - analysis

US-Jordan ties under president Donald Trump were the worst in decades, Jordanian analyst says.

Beirut blast probe frozen over complaints of 2 ex-ministers - report

One of the former ministers has had an arrest warrant field against him by the probe judge for not showing up for questioning.

Twitter suspends, reinstates key Syria coverage account

The @QalaatAlMudiq account is run by someone who claims to have a PhD in history and is a military analyst “focused on Syria, fact-checking and Geolocations.”

The sweet and less sweet in Angrist’s Nobel Prize - analysis

The various reactions to Angrist’s achievement – and the fact that it was significant news here – says much about both the Jewish and the Israeli psyche.

Gunshots and loud explosions heard in Ramle
Instagram testing feature to notify users of outage or issue inside app
Humanitarian crisis in focus as Italy hosts G20 Afghan summit
As part of IDF exercise alarms will sound in North, Negev
Two Israelis under investigation in Cyprus for crypto hoax
Teen injured in clashes with IDF in West Bank - report
Explosive attached to Yavne door neutralized by police
COVID-19 in Israel: 2,323 new cases, 427 in serious condition
Israel and allies may make bid to host 2030 Football World Cup - Sylvan Adams
Beirut blast judge orders arrest of ex-Lebanese finance minister - report
21-year-old arrested for spreading sexual content of women and girls without their knowledge
Iraqi election: Pro-Iranian politician rejects results as fabricated - TV
Israeli-Arab journalists protest at Majd al-Kurum police station after violent incident
IDF confiscated a fishing boat in southern Gaza waters - report
Ex-Mossad head: Iran is far away from nuclear bomb
Coronavirus in IDF: 963 currently infected
Pompeo: A US consulate for Palestinians in Jerusalem a 'terrible idea'
WZO chairman 'respects' Stern's decision to withdraw candidacy
Dutch PM says crown princess can keep her crown in same-sex marriage
Foreign caregiver arrested for murder of 90-year-old patient
Lebanon former finance minister Khalil says arrest warrant against him not legal
Russia to test COVID-19 vaccine in form of nasal spray
US condemns cross border attack from Syria against Turkey
EU coordinator of nuclear talks to visit Iran -Iranian foreign ministry
For Jewish Indigenous actress Sarah Podemski, it’s a miracle just to exist

Indigenous and Jewish actress Sarah Podemski, star of FX’s newest hit series, “Reservation Dogs,” discusses how her unique roots influenced her role as Rita Smallhill.

First Jewish wedding in 52 years held in Bahrain

The Association of Gulf Jewish Communities (AGJC) facilitated the first Jewish wedding in Bahrain in over half a century.

How Meir Kahane’s ideas entered the Jewish mainstream

Born in Brooklyn in 1932, Meir Kahane was elected to the Israeli Knesset, or parliament, in 1984 on an extremist platform calling for Arabs to be expelled from Israel, among other ideas.

Libya’s Jewish graveyards were destroyed. They are being rebuilt online.

“I was horrified to see children playing atop the ruins of the Tripoli Jewish cemetery, scampering about debris littered with human remains,” says David Gerbi, who left Libya many years ago.

‘Jewish supremacy’ conspiracy theory spread on Irish parliament floor

The term “Jewish supremacy” is an accusation of Jews trying to take over the world lobbed at Israel by its opponents

IDF's Cyber Defense Academy school welcomes first autistic cadets

There are nine cadets on the autism spectrum who will be studying the school’s cyber defense course, an intensive program of several months. 

Aliyah minister backs Yankelevich over Stern for Jewish Agency chair

Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata's comments come after Elazar Stern, until now the leading candidate, revealed he would shred anonymous sexual harassment complaints in the IDF.

Israel Air Force asks to swap four KC-46 tanker aircraft instead of two

Defense Ministry sources tell ‘Post’ that senior IAF officers have requested that the supply of aircraft fuel tankers be sped up.

On This Day: US, Israel announce plans to quit UNESCO 4 years ago

The move was meant to protest perceived anti-Israel bias in the UN body, but could the Biden/Bennett governments go back?

Bennett to meet with Putin in Russia next week

President Vladimir Putin invited Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to Sochi, the town on the Black Sea where the Russian president has a vacation home.

Ultra-Orthodox leaders slam Bennett over ‘reducing haredi political influence’ comments

MKs Moshe Gafni and Aryeh Deri vowed to end Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s leadership tenure and political career.

FIFA head Infantino kicks off first Israel visit with World Cup talk

Gianni Infantino appeared open to holding the World Cup every two years and possibly opening it to more teams.

Elazar Stern withdraws candidacy for head of Jewish Agency

Stern was set to be interviewed by the ten-member Jewish Agency chairmanship selection committee on Wednesday, but he opted not to in the wake of the IDF scandal. 

Gantz: Attack on Border Police is severe incident, will not become common practice

Defense Minister Benny Gantz addressed the settler attack on Border Police during which they threw rocks in the direction of their vehicles, during a visit to Division 98.

'Nude photographer' Spencer Tunick returns to Israel

Spencer Tunick is known for his photography that features large groups of nude people.

Bennett meets FIFA president, talks Israeli World Cup bid

FIFA President Gianni Infantino discussed the possibility of Israel co-hosting the 2030 World Cup with some of its Middle East neighbors, such as the UAE.

IAI to participate in South Korea aerospace and defense exhibition

IAI President and CEO Boaz Levy expressed excitement about participation in the upcoming exhibition and collaboration with the Republic of Korea.

Pennsylvania’s Jewish A-G Josh Shapiro declares candidacy for governor

Josh Shapiro, a Democrat who has deep roots in the Jewish community, is running for governor of Pennsylvania.

Sally Rooney: Hebrew translation is ok but not by Israeli publisher

Sally Rooney originally stated that she would not allow her new book, 'Beautiful World, Where Are You' to be translated in Hebrew.

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