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  • U.S. Embassy relocation possible within a year, experts say

    VP Pence likely to discuss embassy move during visit.

  • Original copy of infamous 1939 British White Paper to be auctioned

    An original copy of the 'White Paper' which restricted Jewish immigration to Palestine during the Holocaust is one of three rare pamphlets to be auctioned in Los Angeles

  • Tzipora Jochsberger

    Founder of the Kaufman Music Center and Holocaust survivor dies at 96

    Dr. Tzipora Jochsberger organized music schools in the British Mandate of Palestine and the United States ever since she left Nazi Germany in 1939.

  • King David Hotel

    This Week in History: The King David Hotel bombing

    By bombing J'lem hotel, Irgun believed it could send strong message to British, whom it actively fought to end Mandate, establish Jewish State.

    By MICHAEL OMER-MAN

  • DAVID BEN-GURION in the late ’60s. The plan, accor

    This Week in History: The sinking of the ‘Altalena’

    Decision to send Jewish soldiers against fellow Jews has never been forgiven by some who view it as betrayal of the purpose of a Jewish army.

    By MICHAEL OMER-MAN

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    The ‘Teheran Children’

    Sara and David Rosenzweig were among the 862 Jewish refugee children rescued during WWII and shipped from Siberia to Teheran, where they were rescued by the Jewish Agency.

    By JOANNA PARASZCZUK

  • The Palestine Post

    This Week in History: ‘The Palestine Post’ is established

    The paper was established in 1932 in British-mandate Palestine, survived a terror attack and eventually became 'The Jerusalem Post.'

    By MICHAEL OMER-MAN

  • Hanevi

    A street with vision

    There are a number of upscale projects on the go on the historic Prophets Street.

    By JOHN BENZAQUEN

  • Israel opera

    Capital Calender: May 6 - May 13

    The Israeli Opera’s studio opera performs operatic arias and duets by Bizet, Rossini, Verdi, Mozart, Offenbach and more.

    By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

  • Courtesy, rendition of proposed museum.

    Muslims planned Mamilla project in '45

    Wiesenthal Center accuses Museum of Tolerance opponents of hypocrisy.

    BY ABE SELIG

  • PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu walks in front of a poster depicting the late prime minister Menac

    From Begin’s tchach-tchachim to Bibi’s bots - analysis

    Likud has a long history of milking opponents’ insults for more votes.

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • British soldiers enforcing a curfew in Tel Aviv during the 1940s (Haim Fein at the Emanuel Harussi P

    Newly-discovered 1945 letter reveals how Tel Aviv survived a British siege

    An anonymous letter, recently discovered in the National Library archives, offers a glimpse into a time of crisis when the residents of Tel Aviv were prisoners in their own homes.

    By SHAI BEN-ARI/NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ISRAEL

  • British milestones in Holy Land set traditional foundation for royal visit

    William's visit is at the behest of the British government.

    By REUTERS

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