Reform
Israel Securities Authority Chairman: “Regulation is stuck. The market and the public can't wait."
Sefi Zinger warned that delays in regulatory reform could come at a cost to investors and the wider public
What are some of the main laws pushed during Knesset's legislative blitz? - explainer
The Finance Ministry’s new move targets small savings
Iraq's PM heads to Washington to discuss militias, business, and gain Trump's support
Israel's new gov't must be careful with judicial reform - editorial
Let’s learn from these lessons, hold a sincere dialogue and be open to learning from the other side. This is what being a democracy is really about.
Israel's judicial reform needs legitimacy to be effective - analysis
For these reforms to work, they will need public legitimacy, and for that legitimacy to be granted, all sides of the political spectrum need to have a say.
Rothman to 'Post': Judicial reforms to strengthen Israeli democracy
MK Simcha Rothman explained to The Jerusalem Post the next steps for the proposed judicial reforms.
An Egalitarian Hanukkah: Israeli politics have room to improve - editorial
US Ambassador to Israel, Tom Nides, attended an egalitarian service at the Western Wall. What does that teach us?
Why your synagogue, and mine, needs a pickleball court - opinion
Pickleball, the subject of countless breathless articles calling it the fastest growing sport in America, is essentially tennis for people with terrible knees.
Letters to the Editor December 14, 2022: Lack of responsibility
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Grapevine November 16, 2022: A government of alienation?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society
Are the Reform and Orthodox movements missing the point about Judaism? - opinion
Once a Jew, always a Jew, no matter the path you took to get there
3 things Ben-Gvir will attempt to promote as Israeli minister
So what does Itamar Ben-Gvir, the most colorful and controversial senior Israeli politician, plan to do if he actually joins a Benjamin Netanyahu-led coalition?
Prominent rabbi abused power but can still teach - German university
The University of Potsdam's investigation examined allegations that Rabbi Walter Homolka had tolerated “sexually harassing behavior by his life partner… which were not confirmed.”
