Jerusalem Post Staff
Australia begins inquiry into antisemitism following Bondi attacks, spike in antisemitic incidents
Australia Islamic school investigated after director shares Hamas video with prayer for victory
IDF lone soldiers mark bar and bat mitzvah at Western Wall, including some family surprises
Turtles’ brains shed light on evolutionary developments dating back hundreds of millions of years
The study provides new insights into the functions of ancestral cortices but also raises fundamental questions about how and when key neural computations evolved in turtles.
Fattal Group launches FATTAL COLORS boutique hotel collection
The initial collection includes seven hotels, such as Bazaar Hotel in Jaffa, Reception Hotel on Rothschild Boulevard, and Sam & Blondie in Sheinkin.
Nespresso celebrates 40 years with business clients, Voluto launch
Guests enjoyed a multi-sensory experience, tasting the new Voluto blend, and viewing a special art installation by Israeli illustrator Hanoch Piven.
Palestinian crashes truck into police vehicle in West Bank, police officer injured
The driver of the truck attempted to flee the scene of the incident, police said, but was pursued by backup police forces and arrested along with a passenger in the truck.
President Herzog inaugurates Meuhedet’s Ra’am Medical Center in Rehovot
Calling it “a significant development for the future of public medicine in Israel,” Herzog says, as Meuhedet unveils its largest and most advanced facility.
Israeli flag raised on historic Jordan Valley peak in the biblical heartland
According to the Heritage Minister’s office, the flag was hoisted on the mountain peak in a symbolic act that the ministry said reflects a renewed emphasis on Israel’s spiritual heritage.
Survey: 67% of Gen Z choose sleep over sex
In a poll of 2,000 people born between 1997 and 2012 conducted by EduBirdie/EduBuddy, 64% placed maintaining a stable job ahead of sexual intercourse
Winter Olympics: Atlhletes ran through nearly 1.8 km of pizza a day
Andrea Varnier, CEO of the Milano Cortina Games, said the volume matched the needs of young competitors and the energy demands of elite sport.
Amateur diver finds Crusader-era sword off Israel’s coast, for the second time
Tests indicate the meter-long (3.3-foot) weapon likely belonged to a 12th-century Crusader who brought it from Europe.
Supermarket tourism: Gen Z travelers skip landmarks for local aisles
Can you mix cost-cutting and cultural immersion? Why not says a new generation of travelers