The US Department of Justice has charged two Iranian nationals and an Iranian company for illegally obtaining American technology for use in Iranian military drones. Parts procured through the scheme were found in a drone used by Russian forces in Ukraine.

Former hostage Eliya Cohen speaks out about his brutal captivity in Gaza and his determination to fight for those still held captive.

The fight against antisemitism should transcend politics, with liberals fighting left-wing antisemitism and conservatives fighting right-wing antisemitism. Building alliances and finding common ground is crucial in the fight against Jew-hatred. Future conferences should focus on brainstorming and dialogue, as well as sharing best practices and stories of success. Both liberals and conservatives should address the challenges they face in dealing with anti-Zionism and anti-Jewish elements within their respective political spheres. The fight against Jew-hatred should be framed as an assault on Western values and liberal democracy, with attacks on Israel, Jews, and Zionism seen as the front lines of a civilizational war.

George Washington University is facing criticism for not adequately addressing antisemitism on campus and allowing students to promote antisemitic ideas without consequences.

Jewish 23andMe users are being urged to delete their data as the company's genetic information is up for sale, putting their information at risk. Privacy experts are advising users to take action now. There are concerns about potential risks to having genetic information available, including discrimination by health insurance companies based on lifestyle information.

Researchers have potentially found the Marius Canal, one of the oldest Roman hydraulic infrastructures built outside of Italy, using sediment analysis and radiocarbon dating. The discovery could redefine understanding of Roman military expansion in Europe and their capabilities in large infrastructure projects.

Masked Israelis set fires in Palestinian village, injuring residents. Investigations ongoing, no arrests made.

Elon Musk's team is firing thousands of workers and diplomats at the US Agency for International Development as part of a plan to merge the agency with the State Department, disrupting global humanitarian aid efforts.

Sotheby's London is hosting an auction of priceless Islamic manuscripts and ceramic pieces, as well as a collection of Islamic arms and armor. The items will be exhibited in Dubai before the auction.

New construction and urban renewal in Israel's Sharon cities are attracting young people and offering real estate opportunities. Mayors and developers gathered in Tel Aviv to discuss the challenges of urban planning and the changing needs of diverse populations.

The Knesset has passed a bill recognizing sexual assault against men as rape, replacing outdated terminology and reflecting the understanding that power imbalances prevent true consent.

Israel's Agriculture and Raw Food Security Minister, Avi Dichter, has advised that Israeli staffers and aides should not have interactions with Qatar, except in negotiations to return Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip.

Maccabi Tel Aviv defeats Hapoel Beersheba 3-1 in a commanding Israel Premier League victory that propelled it to the top of the table.

The IDF and Shin Bet discovered a bomb-making lab in Tulkarm and arrested wanted individuals in the West Bank as part of efforts to reduce terror activity.

Semi Ojeleye, forward for Valencia, is preparing for a decisive Game 3 in the EuroCup semifinal against Hapoel Tel Aviv. Ojeleye, who recently scored 18 points in a Spanish league victory, hopes to make a significant impact in the series and help Valencia advance to the finals.

Monette Malewski, National Chair of Canadian Friends of Hebrew University, discusses the importance of maintaining a positive approach to life and the impact of her parents' experiences during World War II. She also highlights the significance of philanthropy and helping others in repairing the world. Learn more about her in the first episode of 'The Philanthropists' video series.

Amateur diver captures rare Yago shark during dive in Eilat, surprising diving community.

Excavations at the ancient Greek city of Selinunte revealed portions of the long-lost walls and the north gate, highlighting the city's importance in ancient times. The use of advanced technology aided in the discoveries, and the park plans to transform the area into a museum space for a more immersive experience.

The latest episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition explores luxury cruising and working on a cruise ship with Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, and Jobs on a Ship.

Israel's Defense Ministry will clear mines and explosive ordnance in the Golan Heights, resulting in explosive sounds and smoke.

Ukrainian soldiers fortifying in the Mykolayiv region of southern Ukraine discovered ancient Greek artifacts believed to be from a burial site, including a small amphora and an oinochoe. Experts believe the artifacts and human remains date back to the sixth or fifth century BCE, shedding light on the Greeks' presence in the region.

Israel is concerned about the potential establishment of Turkish military bases in Syria, which would undermine their freedom of operation. The Israeli Defense Forces have already targeted military bases in Syria to send a message of deterrence.

Protesters in Gaza risk their lives to speak out against Hamas, while college students in the US protest on behalf of the terror group.

The Abraham Peace Corridor aims to foster stability, peace, and security in the Middle East by promoting trade and cooperation between Israel and the Kurdish regions of Syria and Iraq. It seeks to counter the colonial ambitions of Arab, Iranian, and Turkish powers and address the vulnerabilities of weak state borders that have been exploited by terrorist groups. The corridor could provide the Kurds with greater access to the outside world and offer Israel access to vital resources while mitigating security threats. It has the potential to transform the Middle East and create a more secure and prosperous future for all.

The University of Pittsburgh has suspended the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) from its campus due to violation of the Student Code of Conduct after a disciplinary hearing in February.

The Trump administration's decision to revoke the visas of nearly 300 foreign students, backed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is a decisive move to protect America's national security.

The US conducted 15 strikes in Yemen, while the Houthis shot down an American drone using a locally made missile.

Trump plans to travel to Saudi Arabia next month and will also visit Qatar and possibly the United Arab Emirates.

Israel police and Nature and Parks Authority continue to seize illegal pets, finding a wood owl and 11 lizards. The animals are being examined and the owner is under investigation.

An IDF soldier with severe PTSD has been sentenced to military prison despite warnings that it would worsen his mental health.

Trump confirms communication with Kim Jung Un and hints at possible engagement with North Korea.

Google has launched Gemini 2.5, an upgraded AI tool that promises better understanding of conversations and improved creative writing capabilities.

A recent conference on antisemitism in Israel highlighted divisions within world Jewry, with major Jewish organizations and communities largely absent. Critics of the conference refuse to engage with controversial political figures but are willing to meet with Israel's Arab antisemitic enemies. Israel's strength and existence are crucial for the protection of Jews worldwide, and mobilizing politicians to combat antisemitism is a duty.

Israel is shifting its strategy in the Gaza Strip to dismantle Hamas's rule and control the territory, with the goal of eventually rebuilding.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his corruption trial has been rescheduled to Wednesday, as his defense team requested to allow his attorney to represent a close adviser who was held for questioning.

Netanyahu addresses ongoing Qatargate investigation, calling it a political witch hunt to prevent firing of Shin Bet chief and topple him as prime minister from the Right.

Qatar arrests 16 Filipino workers for participating in an unlawful political gathering protesting the arrest of former leader Duterte. The workers may face up to three years in prison.

Former navy commander Eli Sharvit's appointment as the next head of the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) is in doubt due to potential conflicts of interest and objections from members of the coalition and the US.

Israel demands 11 hostages, including US citizen, for 40 day ceasefire

Israel has observed a military buildup by Egypt in the Sinai Peninsula, which is in violation of the peace agreement.

Israel has paused the Gaza invasion to allow time for a potential hostage deal before advancing further and triggering mass civilian evacuations.

Legendary resource investor Rick Rule warns of potential dollar devaluation and bullish outlook for gold prices, citing unsustainable government debt and negative real interest rates.

Disabled runners will participate in the Jerusalem Marathon in honor of fallen IDF soldier Lt. Col. (res.) Eliav Abitbol, representing the organization Shalva. Their participation symbolizes the triumph of the human spirit and the ability to overcome any obstacle.

Three people have been sentenced to death and one to life imprisonment for the murder of an Israeli-Moldovan citizen in the UAE.

Israel's banks will offer benefits valued at billions to customers, including interest rates and discounts, following a plan by the Bank of Israel.

Rafael's TYPHOON anti-drone weapon passes military testing by successfully shooting down a drone in a desert area.

Lüneburg Museum to open world's largest Immanuel Kant collection, featuring personal items and portraits of the philosopher.

Harvard University has paused its research partnership with Birzeit University in response to public pressure. Pro-Palestinian activists have been calling on universities to sever ties with Israel.

This article highlights the importance of small human gestures and acts of love and faith in times of tragedy and danger. It shares a story of a family trapped in their safe room during a terrorist attack and the simple act of kindness from their son. It also discusses the inspiring story of Eli Sharabi, a former hostage, who found strength in his faith during his captivity. Finally, the article encourages readers to find hope and strength in the upcoming holiday of Passover.

Turkey's President Erdogan has called for the downfall of Israel, raising tensions between the two countries amid concerns over Turkey's role in Syria.

Israel's National Insurance Institute has announced changes to assistance programs for families raising children orphaned in terror attacks, increasing support and compensation for guardians caring for more than two orphans.

A Hamas-funded terror cell from Nablus was arrested in a joint operation, with an M16 rifle and cash seized.

Volunteers restoring a stone wall in Saint-André-d'Allas, France, uncovered a hidden treasure of antique jewelry. The association aims to trace the history of the jewels and determine their significance.

Three Jewish coaches and a player with Israeli roots have made it to the Final Four of the NCAA basketball tournament, with one Jewish coach guaranteed to reach the championship game.

Israeli politicians and members of the Shin Bet expressed surprise at the appointment of Eli Sharvit as the new head of Israel's security agency, as he has no intelligence background or training.

A new survey finds that US Jews are concerned about Trump's Ukraine policy and its impact on US policy toward Israel.

The PKK conflict in Turkey has resulted in the deaths of over 40,000 people since 1984, leaving many families torn between a desire for peace and distrust of the government.

Russia has offered to supply a small nuclear power plant for Elon Musk's mission to Mars, citing advanced technological capabilities and potential for economic cooperation with the US.

Rescuers have freed a woman from the rubble of a hotel in Myanmar, three days after a massive earthquake. The death toll in Myanmar is at least 1,700.

Israel should proactively and proudly phase out US military aid to assert its sovereignty and strengthen its self-reliance.

The Trump administration's policies and actions are making Jewish students feel unsafe and uncomfortable. Trump's rhetoric and actions have been accused of promoting antisemitism and scapegoating Jews.

The anti-Hamas protests in Gaza offer hope for ending the Israel-Gaza conflict and should be supported by Israel and the international community.

Egypt's President al-Sisi has the opportunity to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by using Egypt's crucial role and working towards a framework for Gaza's future.

Palestinians and Israelis come together for a historic iftar, promoting peace and coexistence in a time of conflict.

Protests have erupted in Turkey following the arrest of popular Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who was set to run in the next presidential election.

Released hostage Yarden Bibas credits Donald Trump for his release and calls on him to bring the remaining hostages home.

American Jews are divided on whether to support or oppose the deportation of antisemites by ICE, with many arguing that consequences must be implemented to prevent hate from finding a permanent home in the United States.

Israel's opposition is causing upheaval and chaos instead of offering a real alternative to the current government.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces criticism for his tattoo of the Arabic word 'kafir', raising concerns about insensitivity towards Muslims and adding to previous controversies over his religious tattoos.

Families of Gaza hostages demand meeting with Ron Dermer, expressing concern over lack of progress in negotiations.

US President Donald Trump hints at seeking a third term and expresses anger towards Russian President Vladimir Putin in a telephone interview with NBC News.

Researchers have found a rare coin mold in Roman Hispania, providing insights into coin production and filling a gap in archaeological knowledge.

The Gaza war has reached a temporary lull as the Israeli government focuses on reaching a new hostage deal with Hamas. The last major ground move was on March 26, and the most destructive part of the recent hostilities was on March 18. Both sides are navigating the ceasefire and hostage negotiations.

Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs held its International Conference on Combating Antisemitism last week in Jerusalem, an annual gathering that brings together government ministers, foreign political figures, activists, and diplomats from countries aligned with Israel.

Israel supports the Witkoff framework for a hostage deal and discussions are ongoing for a ceasefire and the end of the war.

The Knesset will have an extended session to pass legislation before the Passover recess, including bills on a new airport and a National Poverty Directorate.

Bank Hapoalim has introduced a customer relief package that includes grants and benefits for reservists, students, displaced citizens, and mortgage holders. The relief plan follows the national framework introduced by the Bank of Israel to help citizens manage their finances during times of conflict and high living costs.

Petra, the ancient city in Jordan, continues to unveil its hidden secrets and rich history. Built by the Nabataeans, it was a flourishing commercial hub and a critical respite for travelers.

Iran addresses letter from the US as diplomatic exchanges continue over a potential nuclear deal.

Israeli citizen arrested for pledging allegiance to ISIS and planning terror attack in Israel.

Rocket sirens sounded in central Israel after a missile was fired from Yemen and intercepted before reaching Israeli territory.

The Israeli Tax Authority has launched a new digital donation system for approved charities, streamlining the process for donors to claim tax relief.

Israel's International Conference on Combating Antisemitism faced controversy over its speaker list, leading to high-profile withdrawals and criticism of the event's inclusivity.

Canadian man convicted for threatening to bomb every synagogue in Toronto and kill Jews.

Israeli teenagers express pride in Israel's pursuit of peace, even during war, based on conversations with Israelis. The article tells the little-known story of a peace rally organized by Women Wage Peace, just three days before the October 7, 2023 massacre by Hamas terrorists.

America must reassess its security protocols to ensure that breaches like the Atlantic leak do not happen again.

A new study reveals that over a third of users in QAnon subreddits express implicit antisemitism, highlighting the presence of antisemitism within the movement.

Goldstruck Coffee, a Jewish-owned cafe in Toronto, was vandalized twice in one week, with its windows smashed. Leaders attribute the attacks to increasing hate and promise to hold the perpetrators accountable.

Things that were part and parcel of the lives of people living in the second half of the 20th century are all but unknown to millennials.

Scientists have uncovered a thriving ecosystem beneath an Antarctic glacier, including corals, octopuses, and giant sea spiders, which have managed to survive in extreme conditions for centuries.

Released hostages and their families rally in Gaza for release and end to fighting.

The Islamic Republic of Iran is a radical, ideologically driven regime that poses a significant threat to global stability and security. The regime's pursuit of destabilization, terror, and the destruction of its enemies, particularly the United States and Israel, has been ongoing for over four decades. American security officials must recognize the true ambitions and threats posed by the Islamic Republic.

Israeli leadership is facing accountability for the failings surrounding the October 7 massacre, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposing the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar.

A mother and two daughters were killed by a driver with a suspended license in a predominantly Orthodox Jewish area of Brooklyn. The driver collided with another car before hitting the family in a crosswalk.

The UN and the WMO have warned about the accelerating melting of glaciers and the need to protect these water reserves. Glaciers have lost over 9,000 billion tons of mass since 1975, and their melting has contributed to rising sea levels and threatens water supplies for millions of people.

The international conference on combating antisemitism in Jerusalem, led by Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, successfully addressed the toxic antisemitism of the intersectional and woke Left and highlighted the role of religion in supporting Israel.