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PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at a news conference in Jerusalem last month

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's realpolitik and Israel's survival - opinion

By SUSAN HATTIS ROLEF

Palestinians at the site of an Israeli air strike in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, on December 17, 2023.

'Where do we go from here?' Half a year since October 7

By NIR ZOAREZ

Jordan's King Abdullah II addresses the 78th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York City, US, September 19, 2023.

Does the Israel-Jordan peace treaty stand firm amid tensions with Iran?

By NEVILLE TELLER

The situation at York University, along with similar issues at institutions around the world, should now be a call to action for all reasonably minded students and faculty, the writer urges.

York University's 'Toolkit on Teaching Palestine' endangers campus's Jewish community - opinion

By MADISON ROSENBERG

IDF SOLDIERS prepare to enter Gaza this week.

To the American Jews: Its time to stop apologizing

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the 2021 elections box

Strategies of power: Lessons from Shōgun applied to Israeli politics

By MORAN ZER KATZENSTEIN

A Palestinian inspects near a vehicle where employees from the World Central Kitchen (WCK), including foreigners, were killed in an Israeli airstrike. April 2, 2024.

To decide not to decide: Kicking the can down the road in Gaza

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Why Israeli companies need to prioritize sustainability for global investors

By ERAN RAZ , MOR LEHRMAN

A Palestinian inspects near a vehicle where employees from the World Central Kitchen (WCK), including foreigners, were killed in an Israeli airstrike

Unintentional killings of WCK workers is tragic, but Hamas is still to blame for the war

By JPOST EDITORIAL

JORDAN’S KING Abdullah meets with PA head Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, 2022.

A paradigm for peace: Jordan as Palestine

THE LAST major natural disaster Israel faced was the Carmel Forest fire in 2010, which claimed 44 lives, forced the evacuation of some 17,000 people, and resulted in the burning of nearly 25 sq. km., including several million trees.

Israel has a unique reconstruction challenge resulting from Oct. 7

By BARAK SELLA

ULTRA-ORTHODOX men protest against the haredi draft, in Jerusalem last week.

Why Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jews will never serve in the IDF

By Yankale Friedman

Itay Inbar

Good intentions, bad outcomes: Path to AI runs through strong governance

By ITAY INBAR

Ori Schnitzer (left) and Sidney Gottesman

In today's reality, accelerators must grasp new challenges, provide tailored support

By Sidney Gottesman , Ori Schnitzer

IDF CHIEF OF STAFF Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi delivers a statement to the media at an army base in the South.

The IDF brass must understand responsibility