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The unveiling of the drone air taxi of the Israel’s National Air Drone Initiative (INDI), outside the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, on September 13, 2023.

Thank God I live in Israel: Among my own with the people I love

By ROBERT HERSOWITZ

Illustrative image of an airplane.

Christians and Jews led global migration trends, Pew study revealed

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

UK PRIME MINISTER Keir Starmer speaks in the House of Commons last week. Israelis are left wondering: ‘Who can we turn to for support?’ The answer, increasingly, seems to be: ‘Ourselves alone,’ the writer maintains.

UK government criticized for fueling anti-foreigner fervor following race riots

By KRISTINA JOVANOVSKI/THE MEDIA LINE

Yosef Kibita poses with his new Israeli passport.

After long legal fight, man from Ugandan Jewish community is approved for Israeli citizenship

By Jackie Hajdenberg/JTA

DIZENGOFF SQUARE in Tel Aviv, which had become a symbol of disunity last Yom Kippur over the placement of a prayer partition between men and women, transformed into a hub after October 7 for anyone who needed to grieve, the writer notes.

No matter how bad the threats, this is why Jews won't flee Israel

By ZINA RAKHAMILOVA

People gather against an an anti-immigration protest, in London, Britain, August 7, 2024.

UK communities and police unite to prevent nationwide rioting after misinformation sparks tensions

By REUTERS

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is shown a new Electric Hybrid deployment police car during a media visit, in Harlow, Britain, February 16, 2024

British police brace for anti-Muslim riots and counter protests

By REUTERS

People donate blood at a bomb shelter in Naot Mordechai, near the Northern Israeli border with Lebanon. on April 25, 2024.

Understanding Israel’s healthcare system: Q&A for new immigrants

By Asaf Aorta , Michelle Binovitch

Simcha Rothman speaking at the Knesset on 6.8.2024

Israel eases immigrants credential transfer with new licensing plan, legislation

By MICHAEL STARR

Fighting for the North activists protest outside a government meeting, laying in sleeping bags to indicate they have been abandoned on the street.

Majority of Israelis support expanding the war to Lebanon - What else do they think?

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

UK PRIME MINISTER Keir Starmer speaks in the House of Commons last week. Israelis are left wondering: ‘Who can we turn to for support?’ The answer, increasingly, seems to be: ‘Ourselves alone,’ the writer maintains.

Anti-immigration unrest hits parts of Britain

By REUTERS

An El Al plane at Ben Gurion Airport November 15, 2018.

Significant tax benefits approved for Olim purchasing a home

By Ofer Petersburg

A Syrian soldier is seen standing in the Nasib border crossing with Jordan in Deraa, Syria July 7, 2018.

A surge of illegal infiltration from the Jordanian border: 'From a trickle to a flood'

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Travelers are seen at the departure hall of the Ben Gurion International Airport on April 4, 2023

Quarter of Jewish Israelis , 40% of Arab Israelis contemplate emigration amid political crisis

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

French President Emmanuel Macron kisses a person's head, as he arrives at a polling station to vote in the first round of the early French parliamentary elections, in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, France, June 30, 2024.

Far right leads France election, but final result remains uncertain, exit polls show

By REUTERS