Jerusalem Report
Three years, three lives transformed: The personal journeys reshaped by October 7
Three people reflect on the moments, choices, and unexpected journeys that began with the trauma of October 7
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Israeli voters have strikingly little say - a 'semi-open ballot' reform can help - opinion
Israel’s electoral system gives voters remarkably little say. A modest reform could bring them closer to the politicians they elect
'The Islamic Republic is already dead': A journalist's view from Iran - interview
Iran’s regime still holds power, but journalist Negar Mojtahedi says its grip on the Iranian people is already breaking
The Palestinian vacuum: Hamas is losing support, but nothing is filling the void - analysis
Hamas is losing support, but nothing is replacing it, leaving Palestinian politics with a deepening vacuum
What the new INSS poll teaches us about how Israelis see Iran, Trump, and the threats within
Latest INSS surveys show Israelis reassessing Iran, US support, and the growing security threat posed by divisions at home
‘We are friends, it’s real’: How a Jew and a Palestinian’s coexistence dream survived October 7
A decade-long partnership was put to the test after October 7, but these two Jerusalem men chose to keep building bridges between their communities
Not the end goal: October 7 proved that agreements can mask the next attack - analysis
Why a ceasefire or agreement is not enough when an enemy retains the will and capacity to strike again
Israel Election 2026: The parties, blocs and battles that will shape Israel's future - explainer
Israel’s first post-October 7 election brings shifting alliances, new political faces and an uncertain path to power
Gadi Eisenkot: How a military record and personal grief made Netanyahu's biggest rival
Gadi Eisenkot’s military record, personal loss, and political rise have made him the strongest new challenger to Israel’s longest-serving prime minister
Beneath the rubble: Photojournalist documents Venezuela's earthquake aftermath and Israeli aid
Two weeks after Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, Photojournalist Chen G. Schimmel documented the rubble and the search for loved ones
Netanyahu's haredi bargain is a lifeline that became a liability - analysis
The haredi draft deal was meant to secure Netanyahu’s political future, but it may be what unravels his coalition’s electoral prospects
