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Israel, Cyprus perform eight transplants together

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Real estate developer Afik Group director Shimon Aykut.

Caught in diplomatic crossfire, family fear for life of Jew imprisoned in Cyprus

By MICHAEL STARR

It is important to carefully read the ingredient lists of the care products. A pregnant woman wrapped in a towel and holding cream.

Israel bans ova imports from northern Cyprus

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

TURKEY’S PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdogan sounds like, and acts like, an enemy of Israel. It is overdue that he be properly recognized as one.

Why Turkey's Erdogan threatened Israel with a proxy war

By JONATHAN SPYER

PEOPLE WALK inside the 16th century Buyuk Han in Cyprus’s ethnically split capital Nicosia, last month. On July 20, 1974, Turkey overtly and illegally invaded Cyprus, occupying one third of its territory, the writer recalls.

Remembering the tragedy of the Turkish invasion into Cyprus

By KORNELIOS S. KORNELIOUS

A man with a child are silhouetted against sunset sky as they walk past the graves of soldiers killed in the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus at the Tymvos Makedonitissas military cemetery in Nicosia, Cyprus July 19, 2024.

One part mourns, another celebrates as Cyprus marks 50 years since split

By REUTERS

Humanitarian aid from Cyprus arrives in Gaza. March 15, 2024.

Cyprus unveils plans for new major naval base

By THE MEDIA LINE STAFF

Tanks of the Greek army relocating to the new Turkish border on Cyprus, 1974.

The Cyprus crisis and Turkish invasion of 1974 - 50 years on

By ALEX WINSTON

A man holding a Hezbollah flag walks past the poster with a photo of Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah, during the Hezbollah Political Party Rally to commemorate the anniversary of Badreddine death on May 13, 2022 in Baalbek in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon.

Nasrallah exhausted, desperate: Hezbollah's options after nine months of war

By Prof. Amatsia Baram

There are special moments at every turn in Volterra, Tuscany

From Israeli vacations on land and sea to the Tuscan hills of Italy

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Artist's concept of the completed Giant Magellan Telescope which will be situated in the Atacama Desert some 115 km (71 mi) north-northeast of La Serena, Chile.

'Spaceship' observatory allows Cyprus stargazers a peek at the final frontier

By REUTERS

A flag of Cyprus flies on a vessel of the Port and Marine Police in Ayia Napa Marina, Cyprus December 6, 2023.

Key witness fails to come forward in Ayia Napa rape trial in Cyprus

By YOAV ETIEL

CYPRIOT PRESIDENT Nikos Christodoulides and French President Emmanuel Macron attend an EU summit in Brussels last week. Iran and Hezbollah figure that threatening Cyprus will cause European states and the US to enter into a semi-panic, says the writer.

Iran knows the weaknesses of Western powers and continues to exploit them

By Ilan Pomeranc

A truck carrying humanitarian aid bound for the Gaza Strip drives at the inspection area at the Kerem Shalom crossing, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in southern Israel, March 14, 2024.

Looting adds to logistical woes of Gaza aid delivery by sea

By REUTERS

Found the most kosher vacation abroad

By Dar Shahaf