Jerusalem
Lebanon seizes Hezbollah-linked explosives, sparking fears of new political assassination wave
Lebanese forces seized 500 kg. of explosives allegedly linked to Hezbollah, sparking fears of political assassinations and renewed calls to disarm the group.
Even before moving to Israel: Jerusalem looks for tech workers abroad
Jerusalem Women's Film Festival explores trauma, healing, and hope - preview
Jerusalem Women's Film Festival to spotlight Israeli, international cinema and female filmmakers
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could revive Israel-Saudi normalization efforts - analysis
Saudi Arabia has long demanded progress on Palestinian issues before normalization with Israel, but growing Houthi threats could accelerate quiet security cooperation between the two countries.
Palestinian elections: Why canceling the vote in November would be a mistake - opinion
None of these concerns should become an excuse to deny Palestinians the right to choose their leadership. Palestinian politics has suffered for years from a deep crisis of legitimacy.
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Jerusalem District Court keeps Linor Sasson in custody in Benayahu Razi murder case
The court declined to release Sasson to house arrest at this stage but ordered the Probation Service to submit an assessment within 30 days. Her detention will be reconsidered at an October hearing.
Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King calls to immediately end municipal services to British Consulate
“There is no difference between east Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria or Binyamin,” Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King told the Post.
Israel's High Court signals it will not order police probe into 2023 death of Yuval Kestelman
After hearing both sides on Monday, the three-justice panel urged the family to withdraw its petition. The family declined and requested a reasoned judgment.
Beersheba man indicted for poisoning baby food jars, hospitalizing five children
The indictment, filed in Jerusalem District Court, sets out the state’s account of two incidents in May and June involving Prinok fruit and vegetable puree sold at two Zol Begadol branches.
Israel would benefit from a stable Syria, but not one under Turkish influence, expert tells ‘Post’
Ankara’s growing influence in Syria, along with the presence of Turkish forces there, poses a significant risk to Israel, JISS President Prof. Efraim Inbar told The Jerusalem Post.
IDF accuses Lebanese army of taking only ‘cosmetic’ action against Hezbollah
Lebanese sources told Walla in recent days that despite Israeli criticism, the Lebanese army is operating against Hezbollah infrastructure and operatives in the area.
Giving surplus a second life, Jerusalem’s food rescuers are turning leftovers into a lifeline
The Jerusalem Food Rescuers initiative, created by Daniella Seltzer in 2019, aims to address the development of a sustainable food system and promote nutrition in Jerusalem.