Ehud Olmert
Ehud Olmert backs Eisenkot, says Netanyahu is 'on wrong side of history'
Olmert endorsed Gadi Eisenkot and his Yashar Party, arguing that Eisenkot is better suited to lead the country than his political rivals.
Will Israel's 2026 election represent Liberman’s swan song? – opinion
Haredi conscription debate threatens long-standing Israeli coalitions - opinion
‘The New York Times’ and the grotesque NGO ‘halo effect’ - opinion
Why is the Netanyahu-Olmert trial hurting millions?
What happened on Sunday, 12 June in court during the hearing of the Netanyahu family's defamation lawsuit against Olmert crossed a red line. Psychiatrist Ilan Rabinovich explains why.
New JLM Russian-Orthodox museum opening disrupted by pro-Ukraine protests
Aimed at commemorating the Russian-Orthodox pilgrimages to Jerusalem that began in 1882, the museum's inauguration ceremony was disturbed by protestors shouting "Glory to Ukraine."
Netanyahu: 'I have no psychiatric history' — Olmert defamation case opens
Benjamin Netanyahu was the first witness in the high-profile defamation case filed by the Netanyahus against his predecessor in the legal battle of prime ministers.
When Elovitch linked himself to Netanyahu via Filber - analysis
Monday's trial for Case 4000 saw a rare moment which connected all of the media bribery dots.
Court rejects Olmert request for Sara Netanyahu health records
The court did require the Netanyahus to answer non-private health questions, though these answers also might be less helpful to Ehud Olmert's defense.
Netanyahu: Olmert request for Sara's health records extortion, improper
The dispute is part of the broader defamation lawsuit by the Netanyahus against Ehud Olmert following the latter calling the former's mental health into doubt in two interviews last year.
Grapevine January 26, 2022: Champion for justice
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Netanyahu family in court: Olmert demands evidence to challenge Sara's mental health
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court judge unlikely to approve the motion, but the two sides could have extended court fight.
Letters to the editor January 12, 2022: Hell-ben on our destruction
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Netanyahu v. Olmert: Stylish insult and witty repartee - analysis
The Netanyahu v. Olmert defamation trial makes Israel look ridiculous around the world and to the Israeli public, resulting in a lack of respect for Israel's leaders.
