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A Sydney man has been arrested for making violent online threats against a Jewish nursing home. Montefiore Residential Care has increased security in response.
Jewish groups and Israeli officials express concern over a rise in antisemitic and anti-Israel graffiti in the San Francisco Bay Area.
JerusalemPostBen-Gvir, Smotrich clash over police salary raises amid budget dispute
December 19, 2024
A dispute has erupted between National Security Minister MK Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich over police salary raises, with the National Security Ministry announcing the raises without coordinating with the Finance Ministry.
The NYPD is seeking a man who made antisemitic statements and vandalized a Jewish school's bus in New York City.
Senior officials of Jewish education in the diaspora are calling for strategic changes in the wake of the October 7 massacre. A new book launched earlier this month explores the global impact of the events on Jewish education and includes essays from senior educators from around the world.
JerusalemPostSyphilis Origin: New evidence links syphilis to the Americas, spreading
December 19, 2024
A new study provides evidence that syphilis originated in the Americas and spread globally through European colonization, challenging long-held historical theories about its origins.
JerusalemPost19-year-old Nazareth resident arrested for giving Hezbollah information
December 19, 2024
A 19-year-old Nazareth resident has been arrested for transferring information to Hezbollah during the war, as revealed by an investigation conducted by the Shin Bet and Israel Police.
A recent survey of IDF reservists reveals that a majority believe the draft must include ultra-Orthodox Jews, with 77% of respondents agreeing that Israel can no longer exempt them from military service.
NGO Monitor criticizes Human Rights Watch report accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, calling it 'pseudo report' and 'hate propaganda'
IDF Arabic spox. Avichay Adraee hits back at Houthi leader on X
The Gaza ceasefire deal is being delayed over demands for hostage lists, according to Hamas sources. Negotiations in Doha are progressing well, but there are still hurdles ahead.
Kurds in eastern Syria hope for Israel's support in protecting them from potential attacks by Turkey amidst the chaos in the country.
JerusalemPostFrom nuts to nightmares: California ground squirrels filmed actively hun
December 19, 2024
Researchers in California have observed California ground squirrels hunting and consuming voles, challenging the belief that these squirrels are primarily herbivorous.
Rabbi Shay Tahan discusses the profound messages in Torah verses and the power of spirituality in overcoming challenges.
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of committing acts of genocide by denying Palestinians access to clean water in Gaza.
Israeli airstrikes in Yemen kill nine people after intercepting missile from Yemen.
JerusalemPostMalaria identified as disease in Democratic Republic of Congo outbreak
December 19, 2024
The disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been identified as severe malaria. The outbreak killed 143 people and the World Health Organization has sent a team to investigate. Malaria cases and deaths have increased, with African children under five being the most affected. Malaria can be treated with drugs and new vaccines are available for children.
Israel's military destroys Hezbollah tunnel used for storing weapons and conducting terror activities in southern Lebanon.
JerusalemPostIrresponsible chatter in Israel could harm the chances of a hostage deal
December 19, 2024
The families of the hostages in Israel need to speak out to keep the issue on the agenda and ensure it remains a top priority, but excessive publicity and irresponsible chatter can undermine negotiations and cultivate false hopes.
JerusalemPostWill Netanyahu give Trump a ceasefire, hostage deal before inauguration?
December 19, 2024
Netanyahu plans to attend Trump's inauguration and hopes to make a deal in the Gaza negotiations to avoid angering the president-elect.
The story of Hanukkah serves as a cautionary tale for Syria, as the story teaches us that winning isn't enough; sustaining it requires unity, justice, and integrity.
Airstrikes were reported in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, following a projectile attack on central Israel.
JerusalemPostIran's losses prompt US, Israel to help Iranians seeking regime change
December 19, 2024
Iran's losses prompt US, Israel to help Iranians seeking regime change
The Mikdash in Petah Tikva offers a unique and delicious 10-course tasting menu, allowing diners to try small portions of various dishes. The restaurant's modern decor and high ceilings create a trendy atmosphere, and the food is described as original and flavorful. The menu includes dishes such as cucumber salad with Japanese sauce, fresh tuna with sake sauce and frozen persimmon, and smoked goose breast served on sliced turnip. The dining experience is described as memorable and highly recommended.
US Senator Doug Mastriano mistakenly shares photo of Star Wars prop, thinking it was a mysterious drone spotted on America's East Coast. Multiple drone sightings have been reported, prompting media attention and a Facebook group dedicated to solving the mystery.
The US is the only nation with the power and leverage necessary to broker peace in the Middle East and stabilize the region.
The actions taken by the IDF in recent days show that Jerusalem is determined to safeguard that border and its people from any spillover of internal fighting in Syria.
A recent study suggests that following an 8-hour time-restricted eating schedule may increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease. However, combining a high-quality plant-based diet with a 12-hour fasting period can lead to positive health outcomes.
The Whiskey Bar and Museum in Tel Aviv offers a unique dining experience with delicious food, a wide selection of whiskeys, and a good wine list. Make a reservation for a memorable dining experience.
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria raises concerns about the future of the country and the potential for Islamist movements to take hold.
Israel's preemptive strikes in Syria have prevented weapons of war from falling into enemy hands and endangering the State of Israel.
Netanyahu's war decisions during the recent conflict with Hamas in Gaza have reflected Winston Churchill's ethos of taking decisive action, leading to successful military campaigns and potential regime changes in the region.
Koby Levi, a veteran and victim of PTSD, was forcibly arrested and assaulted by police officers after being denied entry to a bus with his certified service dog.
The Nova Music Festival Exhibition has opened in Miami, featuring testimonies of the October 7 massacre. Survivors will share their experiences and donations will support mental health treatment for victims and families.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon addressed the Iranian regime directly in Farsi during Wednesday's session of the United Nations Security Council, calling for action against Iran and support for peace.
Family and supporters protest for the release of Matan Zangauker, who is currently held captive by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, on his 25th birthday.
JerusalemPost57.8% of Israeli Arabs think war created a shared sense of destiny with
December 18, 2024
Over half of Arab citizens in Israel believe the war has created a shared sense of destiny between Jews and Arabs, according to a survey. The survey also revealed that a third of Arab Israelis define their Israeli citizenship as the most important element in their personal identity. Additionally, less than half of respondents believe that Gaza should be placed in Palestinian hands after the war, while nearly half think an external non-Palestinian entity should govern Gaza. Half of the respondents also believe that a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia could signal a positive regional development.
The Israel Dog Unit has launched a large-scale search operation to locate five missing individuals in the Meron-Safed region. The operation is focused on potential hiding spots and family members of the missing have joined the search teams.
JerusalemPostTrump advisers urge ending environmental reviews for mines receiving US
December 18, 2024
Advisers to Trump recommend waiving environmental reviews for critical minerals projects to boost domestic production and reduce dependence on China.
IDF engineers dismantle tunnel in Lebanon, remove weapons in mosque
Young Arab and Jewish musicians in Jerusalem are defying violence to perform together in the Next Generation concert as part of the Liturgical Festival.
JerusalemPostIDF not striking where US journalist Austin Tice may be, Netanyahu says
December 18, 2024
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assures the mother of missing American journalist Austin Tice that the IDF is not conducting airstrikes in areas where he might be held. The search for Tice intensifies following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria.
Jewish leaders in South Africa are urging President Cyril Ramaphosa to condemn an attempted attack at a Jewish community center in Cape Town. The incident involved an improvised explosive that failed to detonate, causing no damage or injury. The case has been handed over to the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation.
The Jerusalem Post visited an abandoned Syrian military base, uncovering discarded army materials and translated excerpts from Syrian army books that revealed insights into the military's activities and observations.
JerusalemPostDutch, Finnish, Swedish jets intercept Russian aircraft over Baltic Sea
December 18, 2024
Dutch, Finnish, and Swedish jets intercepted Russian aircraft carrying supersonic missiles over the Baltic Sea.
Stan Polovets, Chairman of the Genesis Prize, reflects on his recent visits to Greece, Israel, and the UK, discussing the rising antisemitism in Europe and the support for Israel from countries with historically high rates of antisemitism.
The Israel National Team is gearing up for the 2026 World Cup and has been drawn into a challenging group for the qualification stage. The team is currently playing its home games in Hungary but hopes to return to Israel soon.
JerusalemPostBerlin: Mtg. with Syrian interim gov't 'good opportunity' for diplomacy
December 18, 2024
German diplomats meet with Syrian interim government to make contact with new de facto rulers and discuss stabilizing Syria and resuming Germany's diplomatic presence.
Communications Minister MK Shlomo Karhi presented a revamped plan for the partial privatization of Israel's Public Broadcasting Corporation, Kan, which includes shutting down the news branch, privatizing the main news radio station, and reducing the budget.
The African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa, once seen as a beacon of justice in the fight against apartheid, has come under scrutiny for its growing ties with extremist governments and its support for a political narrative that labels Israel as an apartheid state.
JerusalemPostStandWithUs finds 40% of Jewish medical workers experience antisemitism
December 18, 2024
Almost 40% of US medical professionals have experienced or witnessed antisemitism in their workplaces, according to a study by StandWithUs. The study highlights incidents such as social isolation and hate speech, and calls for training and a zero-tolerance approach to discrimination in healthcare organizations.
JerusalemPostCourt asks for reply on recognition of slain hostage as fallen soldier
December 18, 2024
Israel's High Court has asked the state to provide an answer on whether Alon Shamriz, a slain hostage, will be recognized as a fallen soldier.
Iran is shifting its narrative on Syria's future after the fall of the Assad regime, now portraying Israel as the intruder and calling for Syria's future to be determined without foreign interference.
JerusalemPostAlabama woman becomes third living person to receive genetically modifie
December 18, 2024
Towana Looney has become the recipient of a genetically modified pig kidney, marking a milestone in the field of xenotransplantation.
The European Broadcasting Union chairman expressed deep concern regarding the proposed legislation to privatize Israel's public service broadcaster or reduce its budget.
Conspiracy theories linking HTS leader Ahmad Al-Julani to Mossad, Israel, and Ukrainian leader Zelensky have been circulating on social and traditional media.
Hamas seeks to spread chaos and terror from Gaza to the West Bank, aiming to create protests against the Palestinian Authority. This comes as Hamas faces setbacks in Gaza but continues to control most of the territory.
JerusalemPostDrone sightings in the US spark calls for answers, conspiracy theories
December 18, 2024
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan expresses concern over drone sightings in the US, prompting investigations and temporary airport closures. US authorities state there is no evidence the drones pose a threat, but some politicians express skepticism. Conspiracy theories continue to circulate, and residents call for more transparency.
Shots fired at Israeli bus entering Nablus in West Bank, carrying hassidic Jews on their way to Joseph's Tomb. IDF troops evacuated passengers, no injuries reported.
Saudi Arabia will only normalize ties with Israel after the war in Gaza ends, according to Saudi officials.
JerusalemPostPigs on a Plane: KLM flight makes emergency landing due to stench from 1
December 18, 2024
Passengers and crew on a KLM flight were relocated to hotels in Bermuda after the plane made an emergency landing due to a strong stench from 100 live pigs in the cargo hold.
Khamenei states that Israel is 'gravely mistaken' about the situation in Syria and the ongoing uprising.
Israel is treating al-Qaida fighters wounded in the Syrian civil war, despite viewing them as enemies, as it is more concerned about the threat posed by Iran and its proxies.
Former US president Bill Clinton unwittingly highlighted the greatest double scam ever pulled on the Israeli people: that the Palestinians want a state; and that they negotiated for it in the 'peace process.' The second double scam, rolling since August 2006, is UNSC Resolution 1701.
A new film called 'Be Strong' is being made about the deaths of three Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The movie aims to tell the story of the challenges and pain faced by the citizens of Israel.
The one-year marking of Rose Lubin's death is among so many since the beginning of Operation Swords of Iron. Rose Lubin, a lone soldier who fought terrorists and guarded the Old City, was remembered on the anniversary of her death.
A recent survey reveals a decline in Israeli students' academic achievements, highlighting a deep-rooted values crisis in society. Investing in social, emotional, and values-based education is crucial to address this crisis and improve academic motivation.
Irish President Michael D. Higgins accuses Israel of violating neighbors' sovereignty and dismisses accusations of Irish antisemitism as 'deep slander.' Israeli Foreign Ministry closes embassy in Ireland due to 'actions and antisemitic rhetoric' from Ireland.
Israel and the world are facing numerous challenges, but it is important to count our blessings and be grateful for the positive aspects in our lives.
Beitar Jerusalem secures a last-minute victory over Ashdod SC, while Hapoel Beersheba dominates Ironi Kiryat Shmona in the Israel Premier League.
Palestinian families sue US State Department over support for IDF amid war in Gaza.
Israel's Tourism Ministry will provide funding for 55 tourism projects, including heritage centers and parks. The ministry will also invest in tourism projects in Judea and Samaria.
Republican senators express uncertainty about supporting Tulsi Gabbard for spy chief role.
European industries are seeking innovative solutions, presenting an opportunity for Israeli start-ups. However, many struggle to establish meaningful connections. Israeli start-ups need to understand European industries' pain points and regulatory landscapes to successfully penetrate the market.
A mother reflects on her son Moish's unique and incredible journey, from childhood to adulthood, filled with challenges and accomplishments.
A top UN official calls for urgent restoration of the Iran nuclear deal, while the US states a nuclear Iran can never be an option.
Israeli artist Eti Jacobi Lelior shares insights into her latest exhibition and her unique approach to painting in an exclusive interview.
Israel and Turkey are in a diplomatic spat, accusing each other of occupying Syria. Turkey condemned Israel's expansion of settlements in the Golan Heights, while Israel accused Turkey of occupying Syria and supporting jihadi terrorists.
A legal dispute in Israel raises questions about the validity of WhatsApp messages as a will. The court ruled that the messages did not meet the necessary requirements and were not recognized as a valid will.
Emily Hand's father opens up about his daughter's ongoing struggle with PTSD and their hopes for the future after surviving a traumatic ordeal in Gaza.
The IDF stated that the IAF targeted the vehicle to eliminate the threat posed by the Hezbollah terrorist.
Former Sayeret Matkal commander appointed to senior position on Israeli hostage negotiation team.
A suspect has been arrested for attacking a Jewish student during an anti-Israel protest at Columbia University. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime.
Saudi Arabia will only normalize ties with Israel if the war in Gaza ends and a statement regarding a Palestinian state is made.
JerusalemPostSources to 'Post': Israel, Hamas hostage deal can be reached in a month
December 17, 2024
Sources say that a hostage deal between Israel and Hamas could be reached in less than a month, with a positive atmosphere in the talks. Hamas fears that Netanyahu may resume military operations in Gaza right away after the first stage ends, but believes there is a chance to secure guarantees from Trump.
Insights from US envoy Amos Hochstein's visit to Lebanon reveal Hezbollah's agreement to a withdrawal plan beyond the Litani River. The UAE emphasizes the importance of national service for defense capabilities. The article also discusses the growing transatlantic divide under Donald Trump's presidency.
Two Hebrew University researchers have been selected to join the prestigious EMBO Young Investigator Program, recognizing exceptional early-career group leaders in life sciences.
The Russian military has begun a significant withdrawal of soldiers from Syria, along with the removal of military equipment from bases across the country.
JerusalemPostIsraeli officials kept in dark about Gaza ceasefire-hostage deal terms
December 16, 2024
Israeli officials are being kept in the dark about the details of a potential Gaza hostage deal, which reportedly includes the release of women, ailing individuals, and hostages over 50 years old.
The movie 'The Brutalist' tells the story of Jewish architects and designers in the 20th century, exploring themes of architecture, brutalism, and Jewish identity. The film has received critical acclaim and is expected to be an Oscar contender.
The IDF has confiscated over 10,000 Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon and eliminated dozens of Hamas terrorists in Gaza.
Azerbaijan is a safe haven for Jewish students, with no incidents of antisemitism and a multicultural environment that fosters peaceful coexistence with Muslims.
European countries and other allies refused to cooperate with the Biden administration's plan to pressure Hamas and end the war in Gaza. The International Criminal Court's decision to issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant has further strained relations. The Biden administration hopes the hostages will be released before Trump takes office.
Israel hopes for directives from Donald Trump as Joe Biden's presidency comes to an end.
Central Asia is experiencing a water crisis due to rising temperatures, leading to the depletion of vital water resources in the region.
Syria's original democratic opposition has been overshadowed by the rise of HTS and the militarization of the conflict. The Kurdish hopes of autonomy are also at risk due to Turkey's opposition. The chances of the original democratic opposition reorganizing into a cohesive entity are uncertain.