Tunisia
Tunisia extends 'Sumud 4' flotilla activists' detention to 10 months, little international outcry
While the brief detention of flotilla members by Israeli authorities sparked international outrage, the six-month detention of four activists in Tunisia has been underreported internationally.
'Defiance': A memoir of survival in a torn-apart Syria - review
Jewish communities worldwide mark Liberation and Rescue Day amid rising antisemitism
Protests and power vacuums: What the Arab Spring can teach us about Iran's protests
Tunisia to compensate wounded and families of dead from 2011 revolution
Dozens of youths were killed and hundreds injured during an uprising against the rule of then-president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
Tunisian president issues decree dissolving parliament - official gazette
President Kais Saied accused those who took part in an "illegal" parliament session of being part of "a conspiracy against the security of the state."
Tunisian president cements power over judiciary
President Kais Saied outraged his opponents and alarmed democratic foreign allies with his announcement last week that he was dissolving the Supreme Judicial Council.
Biblical royal purple dye from snails recreated by Tunisian enthusiast
So expensive was the color even in ancient times that the Romans restricted its use to the elite, whose purple fringed robes became the mark of the Mediterranean's most powerful dynasty.
Visit Djerba's African island Jews & Chicago of yesteryear
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 26
A new beginning: The Mediterranean and Israel's regional diplomatic tasks
Compared to the Middle East, Israel has more official ties in the Mediterranean and can thus play a more significant role in shaping and leading regional processes.
Iranian cyber group targets Israel, Saudis, Africans - report
An Iranian hacker group called Lyceum has targeted Israel, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Tunisia and others.
Thousands rally for Tunisian president, urging change to political system
Demonstrators waved Tunisian flags and carried placards railing against Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that is the biggest in parliament.
Tunisia picks first woman as PM at moment of crisis
A geological engineer, Romdhane was responsible for implementing World Bank projects at the education ministry, but she has little experience in government.
Tunisians protest against president's power grab as opposition deepens
About 3,000 demonstrators gathered in Tunis on Sunday under a heavy police presence to protest against Tunisian President Kais Saied's seizure of governing powers and called on him to step down.