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Some papers in this country lean to the far left, others to the far right. But in The Jerusalem Post, we report the news as straight as possible and in a way that is a rare commodity these days.

Shaked to pass government bill to replace law that encourages divorce

“We are not afraid to dream. We will enter the game believing we can do something.”

Expert says it may be too early to truly know how the discovery of the Egyptian Zohr field will impact Israeli exports.

The organization has helped investors legally acquire numerous apartments in Silwan over the years for a small number of Jewish families.

Hapoel Katamon is expecting some 1,500 fans for the first game of the season.

World is moving toward extremes and many Israeli religious Zionist rabbis, who we would expect would be more tolerant toward the world around them, are moving in the same direction.

Jewish American performer responds after he was dropped from festival lineup.