Foreign policy
For many Israeli voters, concerns over Israel's public image take a back seat in election
Despite rising global hostility, the issue of Israel’s diplomacy, its image worldwide, and who is to blame for its deterioration is barely factoring into the fast-approaching election on Oct. 27.
Israel must stop fighting itself and start winning the information war - opinion
Kamala Harris criticizes Biden administration's failure to curb Israel's conduct during Gaza war
Liberman warns US could recognize Palestinian state, sanction Israel within two years
Three questions Israelis must ask themselves before voting on October 27 - opinion
Israel’s next leader must be evaluated on how they managed both their party lists and campaigns, what they believe are the nation’s main challenges, and their approach to foreign policy.
Ireland-Israel tensions spill into sports, and the ball is in Dublin's court now - opinion
An upcoming soccer match between Israel and Ireland is sidelining sports, engaging in foul play instead in the form of biased, anti-Israel rhetoric.
Most Americans say US not winning Iran war as Trump approval falls - poll
The poll found that 64% of Americans said the US was not winning the war, compared with 36% who believed it was.
Most American Jews still vote Democrat. That’s a problem – opinion
A study finds that a majority of US Jews describe themselves as pro-Israel, yet they are choosing a party that is outright hostile toward the homeland
North Macedonia has made ties with Israel ‘foreign-policy priority,’ FM tells 'Post' - exclusive
Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski tells The Jerusalem Post that his first official visit to Israel is intended to take already “excellent” relations to the next level
Israel’s history unearthed as political and security pressures continue
The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.
Lapid: Israel's foreign relations 'disaster,' must be considered integral part of national security
Lapid said Israel's diplomatic relationships could bolster its access to advanced weapons, intelligence cooperation, technology, energy, scientific partnerships and global markets.
House rejects bill to strip Israel aid despite over 100 Democrats voting to cut funding
The House voted 314 to 104 to defeat the measure, offered as an amendment to a State Department spending bill by Republican Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky.
Israel's Armenian Genocide recognition a 'childish mistake,' expert claims
The foreign policy expert calls the decision a 'childish mistake,' while leaders of Azerbaijan's Jewish communities urge Israeli lawmakers to oppose the move.
The scorpion never changes: a brutal lesson in foreign policy - opinion
The most dangerous assumption in foreign policy is not overestimating an enemy’s strength; it is assuming an enemy secretly wants what we want.
