The Jerusalem Post Archive

1 January 2016
Cyber proxy wars escalate as hackers shift to infrastructure targets

Future hacktivist attacks may target critical infrastructure, such as power grids, water treatment facilities, and manufacturing sites, according to indications highlighted in the report.

Fattal Hotels to transition THE JAFFA into kosher luxury hotel starting May 1

This marks a notable shift in the country’s high-end hospitality sector

Mekorot and nT-Tao to advance pilot facility for fusion energy in critical water infrastructure

New partnership targets a breakthrough in powering desalination and wastewater systems with continuous, resilient fusion energy.

This is how you will turn your salad from a side dish – into the main course

Experts confirm that adding protein to your salad not only improves its nutritional value, but also helps you feel full for a longer period of time.

Not just luck: The study that explains why married people get cancer less often

A large-scale study found a surprising link between marital status and the risk of developing cancer.

Dr. Maya Rosman explains: This is the best cooking method

In the East it is used daily, but in our region it seems it is not popular enough. So what is so healthy about the steaming method and how does it compare to other cooking methods?

Pre-diabetes? New study reveals – this combination may help you

A new study found that a daily combination of avocado and mango for eight weeks improved blood vessel function and led to a decrease in diastolic blood pressure among people with pre-diabetes.

The ecosystem of healing

Why we treat the whole tree, not just the branch

Unabashedly proud of being Jewish: A stand against antisemitism in New York City - opinion

Jewish history, culture, and Jewish identity are intertwined with New York City.

Israel and Lebanon’s complicated talks: Is Hezbollah’s disarmament possible? - opinion

No one could deny that face-to-face Israel-Lebanon negotiations are long overdue – most would say by many decades.

Education-based alternatives for antisemitic hate crime offenders - opinion

What sets the program apart is its specificity: each participant’s curriculum is tailored to their criminal actions, personal history, and mindset.

Global norms unraveled quietly, long before today’s conflicts - opinion

International law has been inconsistently applied for decades, predating today’s Middle East wars.

From sirens to song: Friendship forged in Israel’s shared loss - opinion

Yossi and Moshe fought together, fell together, and now, rest together side by side on Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl.

Qatar’s alleged influence over ICC prosecutor raises concerns about legal neutrality - editorial

Allegations of Qatar’s influence over the ICC prosecutor raise serious concerns about the impartiality and fairness of the global legal system, threatening its integrity and objectivity.

Trump administration officials are quoting the Bible, is it good for the Jews? - opinion

“President Trump has a complicated relationship with the Bible,” The New York Times said of Trump's likely participation in a marathon reading of scripture to take place in Washington, D.C.

Tehran's downfall: The ayatollah regime will end by October 2028 - opinion

In Tehran, a clock counts down to Israel’s destruction in 2040. But they are watching the wrong clock.

Focusing on youth: The next front in fighting antisemitism - opinion

Nearly 30% of terrorism-related arrests in the EU in 2024 involved individuals aged 12 to 20, with the overwhelming majority linked to jihadist extremism.

Israelis divided over outcome of recent wars, political leadership - study

A plurality of Israelis view Israel as stronger than before the war, though almost a third of respondents believe the country has been weakened as a result of the roughly five-week-long conflict.

Jerusalem hills finally recovering from devastating 2025 wildfires

With Lag Ba'omer approaching, and Israelis recalling last year's Independence Day wildfires, the Fire and Rescue Authority issued a statement banning unsanctioned bonfires.

Galilee resident arrested after police seize Palestinian flags, military uniforms from his home

Israeli security forces obtained a search warrant for the 51-year-old man's apartment after receiving a tip that he was in possession of illegal weapons. 

Two IDF soldiers wounded in West Bank overnight ops.

According to Israeli media, the two attackers stabbed the soldiers, although the exact method of attack was not confirmed by the IDF. 

Netanyahu trial: Judges refuse defense request to delay testimony hearing

In a filing submitted Tuesday, Netanyahu’s attorney Amit Hadad asked the court to hold Wednesday’s hearing only from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., citing a “security matter."

WATCH: Israel Police arrest man for attacking nun near King David's Tomb

On Tuesday, police received reports of a nun being attacked at King David's Tomb in Jerusalem. A 36-year-old man was arrested in connection with the case and is being questioned for racist assault.

Petah Tikva teacher sentenced to 11 years in prison for sex offenses against student

Sharon, who was an English teacher at a middle school, committed the offenses over a period of about two years, when the student was between the ages of 12 and 14, according to the prosecution.

Israel is building homes, but not the homes Israelis need, Shoresh study warns

The study, published on Wednesday by Shoresh researcher Yael Mishly, argues that Israel’s housing market has a deeper problem than a simple shortage.

Likud minister contradicts Netanyahu, says US limiting Israel's actions in Lebanon

Dichter, a member of the security cabinet, offered a rare glimpse on Wednesday into the decision-making constraints shaping Israel’s conduct on the northern front.

Gadi Eisenkot pledges to place Druze candidate in 'realistic' place on Yashar! Party election list

Yashar! Party Chairman Gadi Eisenkot pledges to place a Druze candidate in a "realistic" spot on the party's Knesset election list, following a tour of Druze towns.

Concert to benefit Bondi Beach victims canceled after Greek choir refuses to sing with Jews

Australian Jews have faced mass anti-Israel protests, exclusion from arts and other communities, and spasms of violence since Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel and the resulting war in Gaza.

US soldier charged for threatening to ‘kill every single Jew’ inside of a synagogue

22-year-old Jakob Marcoulier was arrested on Thursday after threatening to "kill every single Jew" in a synagogue.

JD Salinger asked publishers to remove references to his Jewish heritage, letters reveal

"Second-rate reviewers would probably find the information just provocative enough to use and misuse over and over again," wrote Salinger. "So, please, let’s be careful.”

Memorial ceremony for fallen IDF lone soldier held in US hometown, marking 30 days since passing

22-year-old Sgt. Moshe Yitzchak HaKohen Katz was born in New Haven, Connecticut, and was killed while fighting in Lebanon on March 29.

Two wounded in London knife attack against Golders Green Jews

A man was arrested after he raced along the Golders Green road attempting to stab Jewish residents. Police reportedly stopped him with a taser.

Evidence of what may be world’s oldest cremation found in Ethiopia, new study reveals

The burnt bone fragments were one of three Homo sapien fossils discovered in the sediment of the Faro Daba beds in the Dawaitoli Formation.

Trump pushes for extended Iran blockade, two IDF soldiers wounded

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs—the top stories, clear and concise. 

Eating windows that may improve health and energy

New 2026 studies show what happens to daily energy and metabolic health when people limit meals to certain hours. Early eating windows often deliver the strongest results.

Apple reveals how the MacBook Neo launch video was created

Apple is releasing a rare glimpse into the production processes of the "Hello" video for the new computer, which has broken sales records since its launch in March.

More than a veil: The headpiece trend taking over the bridal world

Head accessories are becoming the real stars of the season, offering a modern, bold and stylish interpretation of one of the oldest elements in the bridal look.

Dana Harel unveils Pixies SS27: Clean lines, a timeless feel

The Pixies collection for spring–summer 2027 by designer Dana Harel moves precisely along the line between precise minimalism and a deep statement, between soft femininity and an effortless presence.

The simple question that can upgrade your hotel room

An expert shares several legitimate requests that can be presented at the reception desk in order to get a better room, among them: A corner room, a room on a high floor, or a room in a quiet area.

Sculpting in white: The trend of extended corsets that changes the bride’s silhouette

Sculpted corsets are here to stay. Meet the cut that elongates the body, emphasizes the waist, and gives brides the look of a living work of art.

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One year after Pahalgam, Operation Sindoor recasts Israel’s strategic value for India- opinion

Operation Sindoor revealed a strategic shift in India‑Israel ties, with cooperation expanding from procurement to resilience, layered defense, and rapid adaptation.

Ukraine claims to have intercepted 30,000 drones in March

Ukraine’s interceptor drones have become one of the most cost‑effective tools in the country’s arsenal, effectively turning Moscow’s “special operation” into a war of attrition. 

Israel's new threat map is a system, not a front

The new reality is not sequential threats, but simultaneous pressure across physical and digital domains

Growing Hezbollah drone threat shows Israel's innovation race is in its infancy - analysis

The terror organization intends to confront the IDF through the use of new drones. The question is whether countering them will become an accepted norm.

National Religious Broadcasters urges FCC to investigate ABC over Kimmel remarks

The request centers on a segment presented as a parody of the upcoming White House Correspondents’ Dinner, during which host Jimmy Kimmel referenced First Lady Melania Trump.

Los EAU aprovechan las necesidades energéticas globales a largo plazo al salir de la OPEP

"En un momento crucial en el proceso de apoyo a la estabilidad de los mercados energéticos globales, los EAU adoptaron una visión estratégica y económica a largo plazo", dice un informe.

La guerra en Irán comienza a afectar a la economía de China a medida que los costos se disparan

La guerra en Irán está afectando a la economía de China, con la caída de las ventas de automóviles, el cierre de fábricas de juguetes y miles de trabajadores saliendo a las calles.

Embajadas iraníes reclutan abiertamente para campaña de "sacrificio de la vida" en Occidente

Las embajadas iraníes en el Reino Unido, Alemania, Australia y Sri Lanka han buscado abiertamente reclutas para una campaña de martirio en medio del conflicto en curso con Estados Unidos e Israel.

Las FDI desmantelan la red de túneles de Hezbolá más grande en el sur del Líbano

Las FDI informaron que el túnel tiene una longitud de dos kilómetros y un ancho de 10 kilómetros, y podía albergar a miles de terroristas.

La alta tecnología de Israel enfrenta una crisis inesperada a medida que el dólar cae un 20%

El dólar cayó aproximadamente un 20% frente al shekel en el último año, lo que pone en riesgo a las empresas que dependen de ingresos en dólares.

La Asociación de Fútbol Palestina apela a la corte deportiva por el fallo de la FIFA sobre Israel

La Asociación de Fútbol Palestina ha argumentado durante mucho tiempo que los clubes israelíes con base en Cisjordania no deberían competir en ligas dirigidas por la Asociación de Fútbol de Israel.

Dos heridos en ataque con cuchillo en Londres contra comunidad judía de Golders Green

Un hombre fue arrestado después de correr a lo largo de la calle Golders Green intentando apuñalar a residentes judíos. La policía, al parecer, lo detuvo con una pistola eléctrica.

Israel engineered 'special' rats to attack Palestinians in Gaza, radical Fatah officials claim

According to Palestinian Media Watch (PMW), Jamal Obeid, a member of the Supreme Leadership Body of Fatah in Gaza, accused Israel of introducing rats into previously uninfested areas of Gaza.

Palestinian Football Association appeals to sports court over FIFA ruling on Israel

The Palestinian Football Association has long argued that Israeli clubs based in the West Bank should not compete in leagues run by the Israel Football Association.

US imposes fresh sanctions targeting Iran's covert 'shadow banking' financial network

The move comes after the US said on Friday it had imposed sanctions on an independent "teapot" refinery in China for buying billions of dollars' worth of Iranian oil.

Trump braces for long Hormuz blockade, former IDF official warns of dangers of Hezbollah ceasefire

Lebanese soldier killed in Israeli airstrike • Iran's currency drops • IDF blows up massive Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon • Trump says Iran 'doesn't know how to sign a non-nuclear deal'

Trump tells aides to prepare for extended blockade of Iran, WSJ reports

Trump reportedly believed that maintaining the blockade was less risky than walking away or restarting the conflict.

Investigations launched into young Lebanese student who asked IDF spox. to bomb her school

The student, a 14-year-old, according to Lebanese media site L’Orient Today, alleged that Hezbollah was storing weapons under the school.

‘Ceasefire on paper’: Conricus warns Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas are using the pause to prepare

Former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus says Israel faces unresolved fronts in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza, warning that degraded enemies can still recover if not decisively defeated.

Iraq signs anti-drone deal for Baghdad but leaves Kurdistan vulnerable to attacks - analysis

Iraq acquires anti-drone systems for Baghdad's protection but excludes Kurdistan, leaving the region exposed to ongoing militia strikes and escalating violence.

US to issue special passport design featuring Trump's face, State Department announces - report

According to the Financial Times, the passport's design will feature the President's portrait overlaying the Declaration of Independence on its inner cover.

Pentagon may be understating severity of US missile stockpile shortage - report

The Atlantic reported that Vice President Vance has discussed the issue with Trump, noting that a weapons shortage would be extremely detrimental to American interests.

Pentagon faces scrutiny over lack of details on Minab girls' school strike in Iran

The strike took place on February 28, at the beginning of Operation Epic Fury. A missile hit a primary school, killing 168 people, including around 110 children, according to Iranian officials.

Iran war drives jet fuel surge, disrupts travel routes, testing European airlines

"There is a risk that we'll see rationing of fuel supply, particularly in Asia and Europe," Willie Walsh, head of the International Air ​Transport Association, told Reuters.

Russia’s shadow fleet continues passing UK waters despite boarding threat

In the month after Starmer's March 25 threat, at least 98 Russian vessels subject to UK sanctions transited its waters, about the same as each of the last three months.

Top US diplomat in Kyiv to resign after Trump conflict-report

A State Department spokesman rejected the notion of policy disagreements being the root cause for the acting ambassador’s departure.

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