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PROTESTERS ACCUSE the US of funding genocide in Gaza, as they descend on a hotel where US President Joe Biden was staying in San Francisco last month.

Not every war crime is a case of genocide

By EFRAIM ZUROFF

HONORARY CONSUL of Serbia Aleksandar Nikolic has helped develop blossoming diplomatic and trade ties between Israel and Serbia.

'An affinity for Israel': The ongoing story of Serbo-Israeli relations

By ALEX WINSTON

SERBIA’S PRESIDENT Aleksandar Vucic (front left) meets with an AIPAC delegation led by its president, Michael Tuchin.

Israeli innovations welcomed at Belgrade Expo 2027

By SHAI BAZAK , ALEKSANDAR NIKOLIC

Zoran Korać and Israel Katz.

Serbian activist praised by Israel for hosting sports teams amid war

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

An F-16.

US warplanes fly over Bosnia in warning to resurgent Serbian separatists

By REUTERS , LEON KRAIEM

Supporters of the opposition 'Serbia Against Violence' (SPN) protest in front of the city hall, after the SPN alleged major election law violations in the Belgrade city and parliament races, in Belgrade, Serbia, December 24, 2023.

Eight police injured, 38 detained in Serb opposition protest over election

By REUTERS

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic speaks during an interview with Reuters in Belgrade, Serbia August 29, 2022.

Serbia shines through its president - opinion

By SRULIK EINHORN

SERBIAN AMBASSADOR to the US Marko Djuric in Washington.

Cousin of Serbian ambassador to US held hostage in Gaza - interview

By MICHAEL FREUND

A WALK in support of Israel takes place through the center of Belgrade. The banner reads: ‘The people of Israel are in our hearts.’

Serbia has been a beacon of support for Israel since Hamas's attack - opinion

By EFRAIM ZUROFF , ALEKSANDAR NIKOLIC

Borka Marinkovic, far left, talks about her experiences as the daughter of Holocaust survivors with a group of Serbian teachers during an August 2023 TOLI education seminar in Šabac, Serbia.

As nationalism rises in Serbia, a Holocaust education seminar for teachers gets more popular

By LARRY LUXNER/JTA

People work as Kosovo police and US and EU troops stand by after one police officer was killed, another hurt in Kosovo gunfire, in Josevik, Kosovo September 24, 2023.

One police officer killed, another injured in Kosovo 'terrorist action'

By REUTERS

Wizz Air's aircraft is seen on the tarmac at Budapest Airport, May 22, 2014.

Flight from Tel Aviv to London grounded in Serbia after onboard attack

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Scaffolding surrounds the facade of the Novi Sad Synagogue as it undergoes a major renovation.

After surviving the Holocaust, Serbian city’s Jewish community in danger of dying out

By LARRY LUXNER/JTA

Satellite image from the International Space Station (during Expedition 14) of Gornja Siga in 2007.

Are there still pieces of land unclaimed by any country?

By Walla!

Archaeologists look at parts of a wooden Roman ship dated to the 3rd century AD, at the ancient city of Viminacium, near Kostolac, Serbia, May 28, 2020.

4th century Roman ship uncovered by Serbian coal miners

By REUTERS

JUST TWO months after becoming the coach of Red Star Belgrade, Barak Bachar has remade the club’s roster and started the season to raving reviews.

Barak Bachar making a big splash to start tenure with Red Star Belgrade

By Josh Halickman

Foreign Minister Eli Cohen talks during a news conference with Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos and Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia, Cyprus March 31, 2023

FM Eli Cohen addresses Iranian attack on Israeli embassy in Azerbaijan

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Israeli female artists celebrate diversity in Serbia

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF