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James Genn: Thriving in the eye of The Jerusalem Post's newsroom storm
Behind the Bylines: From the breaking news desk, to reporters, to editors, to copyeditors, everyone works together to try to get the best output that we can.
Mossad dentists plant chips in teeth? What I learned reading Iranian media - analysis
Hong Kong hands media mogul Jimmy Lai 20-year prison sentence
'We received your message,' says Savannah Guthrie, offering to pay for her mother's return
Batsheva Shulman: An explorer of language in the sea of journalism
Behind the Bylines: In the sea of journalism where words and language matter so much, Batsheva Shulman is an explorer, helping track down exactly what to use to make our articles coherent.
Conflict & Cuisine: The 'Post' taste tests summer drinks to go with your summer news - WATCH
Montana Tucker: Using fame and social media to stand up for the Jewish people
Tucker recently released a documentary on the children impacted by October 7.
Marion Fischel: Always finding her way back home to 'The Jerusalem Post'
Behind the Bylines: Marion Fischel has had a wide range of jobs at the Post, and while she has excelled wherever she went, her path always brought her back to the paper.
Court rules media lacked evidence in tax evasion report on Roman Abramovich
The ruling comes after Krone published an article earlier this year accusing Abramovich of orchestrating a complex offshore scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes.
AI website 'Jewish Onliner' linked to team behind Yale Scholar's suspension
A pro-Palestinian activity was suspended from her job at Yale University and banned from campus over alleged ties to a fundraising group that supports terror organizations.
Jacob Laznik: Managing the welcomed chaos of breaking news
Behind the Bylines: In a chaotic mess of difficult-to-verify information that is breaking news in the Middle East, keeping up and managing a team is hard. But Jacob Laznik is up to the task.
Unveiling the past: State Archives digitizes official British Mandate newspaper
Launched in 1920, the Gazette was utilized by the British Mandate for official publications until it was discontinued in 1948, following the establishment of the State of Israel.
Finding joy in hard times: What is making Jerusalemites happy right now?
The news often isn’t uplifting. Let’s look at the bright side of things for a moment...
How did the world’s most watched hostages disappear from the headlines?
Before the release, the only site to it in the top section of the website was CNN. The BBC, the NYT, the WSJ, Washington Post, The Times, CBS, Sky and The Guardian did not.
