Jerusalem Report
'Yom Kippur for most pollsters': What Israel’s election taught us about certainty - comment
Israel’s election forced us to rethink the pollsters we trusted and the assumptions we brought into the newsroom
‘We are not alone in this land’: The Arab vote and Israel’s blind spot - comment
Zionism succeeded beyond its founders’ dreams - so why is it dividing Jews? - analysis
Israel's next PM must ask: Who will protect Israel when Trump leaves office in 2029? - opinion
'Hiding in plain sight': Political Islamism is exploiting America's freedoms - opinion
Political Islamism is exploiting America’s democratic freedoms and institutions. Washington must recognize the threat before it becomes too deeply entrenched to uproot
‘Trust simply does not exist’: People must drive Israeli-Palestinian peace, Sari Nusseibeh says
The veteran Palestinian intellectual and peacemaker says the divide between Israelis and Palestinians has never been deeper – but insists there is still reason to hope
The post-victory trap: Hezbollah has been degraded, not dismantled - analysis
The real test is what happens after Israel leaves southern Lebanon and what regeneration mechanisms will Hezbollah retain?
Viral videos and 'No Israelis' signs: Why Thailand is souring to Israeli tourists
Israeli tourists are finding themselves less welcome in Thailand
Amir's Room: How a fallen soldier's music reaches children who never knew him
Through music, a small group of orphaned children is remembering the legacy of one of Israel’s fallen soldiers
Farewell from the Report: reflecting on three years of upheaval - from the editor
On the third anniversary of October 7, Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Marks Eglash reflects on a year at The Jerusalem Report and bids readers farewell
'You will be quiet': Israel’s ambassador Danny Danon takes on the United Nations
In his second term as ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon has found an increasingly hostile environment, battling not only obvious foes but also officials
The United Nations has drifted beyond its charter - it is time to rethink it - opinion
As political majorities increasingly push the UN beyond the limits of its Charter, institutional renewal has become an urgent necessity
America’s UN dilemma: China dominates the UN - why should US taxpayers fund it? - opinion
Washington should not pay billions to preserve a single vote in an organization increasingly hostile to US and Israeli interests
For years, UNRWA schools bred extremism in Gaza - now, the monopoly is breaking - opinion
After years of scrutiny over UNRWA schools, new education models are emerging for Gaza’s children