Gilad Schalit
Gilad Schalit’s release, 15 years later: Why Israel must remember joy of his homecoming - opinion
Gilad Schalit was not simply another soldier. He was somebody’s son, somebody’s brother, a young man who should have been enjoying the ordinary experiences of early adulthood.
Former Shin Bet chief threatens to sue Channel 14 over ‘completely false’ inflammatory comments
Watch: Kfar Saba police arrest Gaza resident, terrorist released from the Schalit deal
French politician reported to prosecutor for 'terrorism' offenses after meeting PFLP in Lebanon
Palestinian hunger striker, Israel reach deal
Deal will see Samer Issawi end his strike and agree to serve eight months in prison, according to Israel and Palestinian officials.
Palestinian hunger striker reaches deal for release
Preliminary deal proposes release of Samer Essawi in 8 months given he ends hunger strike, improve medical condition.
Palestinian hunger striker's hearing delayed
Israeli authorities reportedly offer deal to Issawi, where he would end hunger strike in exchange for a six-month sentence.
'Terrorist freed for Schalit plotted W. Bank attack'
Shin Bet says terrorist released in Schalit prisoner swap allegedly recruited Palestinian man to carry out attack on Israelis.
Grapevine: Hidden in a drawer
Women Wearing tallitot were again apprehended at the Western Wall yesterday.
April 3: Schalit series
I am shocked that the military censor allowed Ben Caspit’s two-part series to be published, and most disappointed that The Jerusalem Post grabbed the opportunity.
Gilad Schalit's capture, in his own words, part II
Former IDF soldier gives military investigators account of attack that led to his capture, deaths of 2 comrades.
Gilad Schalit's capture: In his own words
Former soldier gives military investigators an account of the attack that led to his capture and the deaths of two of his comrades.
Free Ouda Tarabin
The Beduin Israeli was sentenced to 15 years in an Egyptian prison for allegedly spying for Israel.
Encountering Peace: Advice for the president
Mr. President, you are probably thinking, “where do these people get the chutzpah to tell me what I should do?”
