Travel ban
Supreme Court rejects Braverman's appeal, keeps travel ban in place over ‘midnight meeting’ probe
Braverman asked the Supreme Court to lift the travel ban, arguing it harmed his UK ambassador appointment and Israel’s foreign relations after the Lod court overturned an earlier ruling.
Braverman asks Supreme Court to lift travel ban, argues diplomatic post, foreign relations at stake
Court bars Netanyahu's chief-of-staff's departure for UK envoy post, reinstates restrictions
Ex-FIFA chief Sepp Blatter backs boycott of US World Cup over Trump policies
Israel's Omicron-initiated closures hurt not just Jews, they hurt Christians
No, they are not Jewish. They are not citizens. But they are deeply connected to Israel spiritually and nationally, and want to be here no less than many Jews.
Travel ban leaves Diaspora Jews with broken hearts but unbroken bond - opinion
Today, our borders may be blocked temporarily, but our nerve endings remain intertwined, with our hearts still open to one another.
Letters to the Editor December 22, 2021: Nonstarter
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Israel's only duty is to her permanent residents - opinion
Israel has an overriding duty primarily, if not exclusively, to the citizens and other lawful residents who live within her borders from the Mediterranean to Judea and Samaria.
US issues travel warning to Ukraine due to 'Russian threat'
While the travel warning is mostly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US reworded the warning to include a request for "increased caution due to crime and civil unrest."
How do Israel’s Omicron restrictions compare to those worldwide?
Head of Public Health Services Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis presented some of the restrictions that are in place in other countries to demonstrate how Israel measures up.
Declaring countries ‘red’ doesn’t hurt Israel internationally - Lapid
“The countries of the world understand us, because they’re getting hit much worse than we are."
Omicron variant: More countries added to the red list
The travel ban still needs to be approved by the Knesset on Tuesday morning but is expected to come into effect on Tuesday at midnight.
Has Israel gone overboard fighting COVID-19? - editorial
Even though most experts now say that the Omicron variant may be highly contagious but it is also far less severe than originally feared, the government seems to be escalating its war.
Does Naftali Bennett have COVID rage? - opinion
Cooped up, prevented from going about daily, routine life seems to cause people to react to minor stress factors irrationally, sometimes violently.
