Middle East
Foreign Secretary Miliband warns FM Araghchi UK will not tolerate hostile activity on British soil
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Iran’s foreign minister that the UK will not tolerate threats or hostile activity by Iran-linked groups, while urging Tehran to pursue diplomacy.
Netanyahu’s UN speech was aimed at the world, yet Israelis wanted more - comment
Einat Wilf exposes the world's pro-Palestinian mass psychosis
Tehran threatens regional airports complying with US flight ban targeting Iranian airlines
Al-Shaara says Syria-Israel talks had reached 90% agreement as Israel accuses UN of bias
The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.
Netanyahu, Katz attack Liberman over call to establish Israeli-Jordanian confederation in West Bank
The proposal is not the first time Liberman has advocated a Jordanian administrative role in Palestinian areas of the West Bank.
Israel's diplomatic isolation prevents proper recognition for its military achievements - analysis
Israel should be in a completely different position by now. The IDF's achievements over three years of war have been remarkable. But they should have been taken to the next level.
Israeli security officials fear possible regional escalation amid Iran, Houthis, West Bank tensions
The Israeli defense establishment is monitoring the various arenas and preparing for the possibility that deterioration in one could affect the region as a whole.
King Abdullah’s UNGA warnings on Israel’s actions in Syria reflect wider regional shift - analysis
Many people in northern Jordan have historic ties to people in southern Syria and vice versa. At the same time Jordan wants to prevent any spillover from Syria into Jordan.
Witkoff, Kushner meet mediators as Iran sets demands for reopening Hormuz
Talks over the Strait of Hormuz advanced as Iran submitted reopening terms and Witkoff and Kushner met mediators pursuing an agreement.
A request for Israel amid elections: Help us help you - opinion
Israel’s political culture has always been robust, direct, and intensely democratic. Its representative democracy remains an extraordinary example – not only in the Middle East but far beyond it.
Syria and Iraq at the UNGA: Two key Arab states seek inroads at NY meeting - analysis
Both Iraq and Syria are at a crossroads. The meetings at the UN suggest they are seeking a new future for the region. If they can't bring home the investment they need, difficult times lie ahead.
Qatar attempting to distance itself from Hamas, looking to West, expert tells ‘Post’
Dr. Ariel Admoni maintained that he had not seen a drastic change in the West's attitude, which still seems willing to accept Qatar’s "peace-maker" image.
Iran ready to reopen Strait of Hormuz if US eases military pressure, lifts blockade
An Iranian official said that Tehran would welcome a revival of diplomacy if Washington takes tangible steps.
