The Jerusalem Post Archive

12 December 2022
Pro-Palestinian activists break into Israel-affiliated weapons factory in Wales

Many officers were called to the scene as technology and property was smashed.

Advertisement for dishwashing liquid ‘for men’ stirs up the web

In response to backlash, the company tried to clear the air and said that the new black dishwashing liquid campaign for men was a joke.

AMIT Children: Ever heard of ‘The Gogya’?
Russian envoy says British royals told to keep away from Russian embassy

"Members of the royal family are advised not to maintain or enter into contact with the Russian embassy," a Russian ambassador stated.

EU to discuss Russia, Iran sanctions, top up of Ukraine arms fund

EU leaders gathered to discuss a new wave of sanctions on Iran and Russia, in addition to renewing finances for Ukraine's weaponry needs.

Freed Russian arms dealer Bout joins Kremlin-loyal ultranationalist party

Immediately after his return to Moscow, an arms dealer immediately pledged support to an ultranationalist

Ukraine-Russia War: Fighting rages in east as West eyes more sanctions

Heavy fighting rages in eastern and southern Ukraine, while Russia accuses the US of not being "constructive" in their approach to the war.

Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting calls for fighting human rights violations

Special Report: Doctors call for public to help end forced organ harvesting of Falun Gong in China

EU lawmakers arrested in connection to Qatar corruption scandal

Prosecutors said they had suspected for months that a Gulf state, reportedly World Cup host Qatar, was trying to influence decisions in Brussels.

Antisemitic cartoon targeting Azeri leader circulates on Iranian social media

This cartoon is part of a larger campaign of Iranian anti-Azerbaijan content; the two predominantly Shiite countries have been at odds for decades.

Iranian-Americans protest against Iran at Iowa wrestling world cup

A group of Iranian Americans chanted "down with the dictator" and wore shirts calling for a regime change in Iran.

Is Saudi Arabia getting closer to China? - analysis

At the start of Friday’s talks, Prince Mohammed heralded a “historic new phase of relations with China."

PA: Visiting UN official must blacklist Israel for Palestinian teen death

Gamba's visit coincided with Zakarneh's death on a Jenin rooftop during a gun battle between armed Palestinians and IDF soldiers.

Shin Bet foils Palestinian catfishing operation on Facebook, Instagram

These profiles were later removed by the social media platforms following the intervention of the cyber unit in Israel's state attorney's office.

The Book of Enoch: What is the famous biblical Apocrypha? - explainer

The Book of Enoch is one of the most well-known examples of biblical Apocrypha, but it isn't accepted by almost any Jews or Christians. Here is what you should know.

The first creation of Adam - Where, When, Why?
Spain exhumes 53 bodies from Franco dictatorship's shallow graves

Years later, Spanish citizens still mourning deaths of loved ones from the Civil War.

Kosher yachting and India's Golden Triangle

The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 48

3 hikers hospitalized after eating poisonous mushrooms in Israel

One is in critical condition. According to doctors, it is difficult to estimate his chances of recovery; “We don't have much experience in Israel with mushroom poisoning,” they said.

Yair Netanyahu demands state pay for money he lost in libel suit

Yair Netanyahu requested through his lawyer that the state pay the damages awarded to him in his stead as part of the defamation suit of former Walla! editor Avi Alkalai.

Ex-Israel Police official: Guardian of the Walls was just the beginning

Retired police official Uri Bar-Lev warned that the police "will not be able to meet their goals; the next incident will be much more serious."

Shufersal cuts and freezes prices of 320 products

Shufersal supermarkets are set to slash prices on a series of store-brand products.

Center-Left delays Knesset speaker vote to Tuesday

Time is becoming short for Netanyahu to pass necessary laws

Mossad reveals how spy Eli Cohen was caught by Syria

Mossad head Barnea: His last message about Syrian high command intercepted

Michael Siegal Awarded the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor

Michael Siegal was awarded last night for his extraordinary commitment to the Jewish State and advancing ties between Israel and North American Jewry.

12-story scaffolding collapses in Jerusalem area, killing two

MDA, police and fire and rescue teams have been called to a collapsed scaffolding, injuring several people.

The autistics' WhatsApp: the innovative invention of the student on the spectrum  

Ido Arbili is a 12th grade student and is also on the autistic spectrum. He invented a WhatsApp-like program that will allow autistics to better communicate with each other.

Herzog becomes an honorary citizen of Herzliya

Herzog said that he felt like a citizen of Herzliya, a city that is blessed because it bears the name of Zionist visionary Theodor Herzl.

Gantz says he will support Netanyahu against 'anti-democratic' actions

Benny Gantz clarified that he would not join the coalition and any support given to Netanyahu would be from the opposition.

Netanyahu won't form a coalition without trust - analysis

Relationships tend to flourish when there is trust. Absent trust, relationships often wither.

UNRWA's mandate renewed for three years, US and Canada abstain

The vote to seek ICJ advisory opinion on de facto Israeli annexation was delayed.

Kindergarteners in Jerusalem to study English from next school year

Full integration of English studies in all Jerusalem preschools could be completed in time for the next Israeli school year.

UTJ demands Israel stops generating electricity on Shabbat in coalition deal

The Likud denied the report, stating that Israel's status quo on religion and state matters will remain unchanged.

COVID-19: Severe patients have brain similar to 71-year-olds’ - study

The researchers recommend that neurological follow-up studies be conducted on recovered COVID-19 patients to analyze the status of their brains.

Two tablespoons of honey a day could keep the doctor away

Honey has long been a well-known and effective home remedy. Now, a new study found that besides soothing a sore throat or relieving the symptoms of a cold, honey has many more benefits.

Everything you need to know about depression during pregnancy

Pregnancy is not an easy thing to go through, and many experience depression as a result. Here's all you need to know on the subject.

How to fit sufganiyot into your diet

Make sure to eat some nutritious food with your donut!

When antisemites sue the Jews: Lessons for Al Jazeera - opinion

If Al Jazeera’s directors are not familiar with Benjamin Freedman, this might be the time to read up on him, lest they expose facts about themselves they'd prefer not be public.

Iran in a ferment - opinion

Many believe the regime is sufficiently grounded to contain and outlive the current wave of protest. Others hope that this is the beginning of the end for Iran’s Islamic republic.

No one disputes Israel is a Jewish state - stop making it worse - opinion

The policies that the Religious Zionist Party and Otzma Yehudit want to pursue will put us back to where we were 40 years ago.

Letters to the Editor December 12, 2022: Represent all the people

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

American Jews are a threatened group - opinion

When I go to synagogue, I want to bring my pistol. We have become what Europe was 30 years ago, and Europe is becoming a no-go zone for Jews. 

Electing a new speaker and Bennett’s mission - opinion

I wish Bennett all the best in his endeavors. He might not have been one of Israel’s best prime ministers, but he is certainly not the monster he has been made out to be.

Russia, Iran, Hamas: Biden, don't negotiate with terrorists - opinion

Whether it be humoring the idea of opening a consulate in Israel’s capital of Jerusalem or investigating Israel’s self-defense actions, Biden’s policies assist those who have no interest in peace.

Israel Police chief Kobi Shabtai is a disgrace - editorial

Israel deserves a better police force and the police deserve a better chief. It will be impossible to truly rehabilitate the police while Kobi Shabtai remains in the top position.

Visitors to the Western Wall

After two years of the pandemic, visitors from around the world have returned to the Kotel

Why do we like some animals but hate, not care about others? - study

No monkey business here. Let's take a deep dive into our own human biases and perceptions for different animals, whether we love them, hate them or eat them.

Asteroid's zinc, copper shed light on Earth's origins - study

The study is the latest research to come from the analysis of the samples of the Ryugu asteroid brought back to Earth in 2020 by the Japanese mission Hayabusa2.

Israel develops cutting edge medication technology

The research was led by doctoral student Itai Katzir and supervised by Dr. Ayala Lampel from TAU’s Shmunis School of Biomedicine and Cancer Research at the Wise Faculty of Life Sciences.

When should you not file a patent application? - comment

Even if your business does not succeed, patents often have a substantial resale value, which can be important to investors.

Israeli start-up launches UAE-regulated crypto meant to fight inflation

Gigantic insolvencies burned multitudes of clients and will make up considerable hindrances to cryptocurrency mainstream adoption. A UAE-regulated Israeli firm may fix this.

Hi-tech crisis is the baby boom of Israeli entrepreneurship - comment

Against the backdrop of decreasing numbers of new start-ups, the current wave of layoffs can actually rekindle Israel’s entrepreneurial drive.

Israeli companies leading the way in revolutionary skin treatments

From cancer to prominent birthmarks and acne scars, it is now possible to use laser technology in minimally invasive procedures that require little to no downtime.

US achieves fusion breakthrough, making clean zero-carbon energy - report

The US has reportedly managed to achieve a net energy gain in a fusion energy experiment, which would allow for a limitless supply of energy with no carbon emissions or radioactive waste.

Israelis can now add themselves to the telemarketer 'no-caller list'

Sick of spam calls from telemarketers? If you live in Israel, you may be able to effectively block them out for good.

AI won’t replace surgeons, but it may help them become perfect

Medtech robotics company ForSight Robotics utilizes AI to help eye surgeons learn from each other, improving their techniques and elevating the level of quality throughout the industry.

Moshe Gafni tables bill to limit banks raising mortgage rates

If ratified, the new law would go into effect on the first of the following month, and apply to new loans.

WATCH: The ‘Iron Fist’ completes anti-tank interception tests

In January 2020, the Defense Ministry selected Elbit’s Iron Fist system to be built into the Eitan APC.

Iran executes 2nd protester, Majidreza Rahnavard, after reported torture

Iranian protester Majidreza Rahnavard was reportedly not given access to a lawyer and was tortured, appearing in court with injuries.

World Cup: Second journalist dies in Qatar 'unexpectedly' - report

Khalid al-Misslam's death came to light shortly after a US sports journalist died suddenly while covering the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Hamas: PA won’t let us celebrate in West Bank

Hamas, established in 1987, is expected to hold a major rally in the Gaza Strip later this week to mark its birthday.

Druze protests in southern Syria challenge regime

The protests have been prompted by widespread economic hardship.

Peru President Boluarte to ask Congress to bring elections forward to 2024
Russia wants Black Sea grain deal to ensure supplies to poorest countries - state media
Russia says US not 'constructive' yet in talks - RIA
Bulgaria's centre-right GERB party proposes technocrat govt
G7 leaders to hold video conference on Monday - Berlin
Shootings, explosion in Kabul building housing foreigners, Taliban reports
UK's Rishi Sunak says he will visit Israel in 2023
NATO will not treat Russia like Moscow treats its neighbors, says Polish president
Israel completes project to carry desalinated water to Kinneret - report
Three people injured by man with axe in Lidl store in northern France -media
Islamic State claims responsibility for Kabul hotel attack -group on Telegram
White House condemns rhetoric of lawmaker Greene on Jan. 6 attack
‘Run Jews, get out of here!’: Assailants with tasers chase Jews in Brooklyn

The Jewish boys were chased by assailants on Avenue J and East 16 Street in an area that is home to a large Jewish community.

Rachel Freier: Civil court judge, parademic, Hasid and mother of 6

Freier discusses the changing public perception of Hasidim and relations between religious and secular Jews.

‘I wish Israel would have a better appreciation of the fact that it even exists’

An interview with Michael Siegal, former board chair of the Jewish Agency, upon receiving the Presidential Medal of Honor

US political leaders discuss safety, vow to tackle antisemitism for New York’s Jews

NY Gov. Hochul announced the initiation of a new statewide task force to combat antisemitism alongside Mayor Adams, Sen. Schumer and Homeland Security Sec. Mayorkas at the forum on Monday

Kanye West named antisemite of the year

"Kanye West's threats of violence, hateful conduct, and hate speech all led him to winning this year's title," watchdog group StopAntisemitism, who has run the annual contest for four years, said.

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