News from israel
Israel no longer has chief rabbis after ministry fails to hold timely elections
The Religious Services Ministry failed to hold elections in time to reinstate the tenure of chief rabbis.
Al Jazeera’s Jerusalem bureau chief on shutting site in Israel: 'There are no security reasons'
Beersheba couple attempts smuggling 173 iPhones into Israel, arrested
Israeli bodybuilder Dana Shemesh back and as good as ever
Calderon and Rivlin launch financial planning project as part of shmita observance
The course will also help such families clarify their debt situation and make financial plans for the repayment of such debts.
Police deny reports that Arab man was seriously wounded during east Jerusalem riot
Bus driver hospitalized after rock attack outside Old City * Over 40,000 Muslims pray without incident on Temple Mount Friday following lifting of age restrictions
Education Ministry unveils new yearly program to address racism and incitement
The plan is an expansion on the lessons and activities conducted at the opening of the school year in the aftermath of Operation Protective Edge
Glick's health improves enough to phone Knesset Speaker
Edelstein told the Knesset: "I wanted to share my joy with you first. A moment ago, I walked out to talk with Yehuda Glick, who has been breathing on his own for two hours now."
Police arrest suspect in cold case murder of Jerusalem teen in 1998
The suspect's DNA was extracted from a sample of his spit on the sidewalk.
![Crime scene [illustrative]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/255982 "Crime scene [illustrative]")
Freedom of the press
Too many who should know better are quick to curtail freedom of the press out of narrow political considerations.
Standing against anti-Semitism in South Africa
The South African Jewish Board of Deputies has laid several complaints with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), as well as criminal charges.
Committee approves KKL-JNF revenue transfer
"The sums that KKL-JNF will pass to the state will allow the advancement of national projects," said Lapid.
Exclusive: Sharansky personally asked MKs to support Jewish conversion reform bill
Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky personally lobbied MKs to support conversion reform, according to a letter obtained by The Jerusalem Post Sunday.
**Scientists identify the signature of an aging brain**
Dry roasting could trigger peanut allergy
