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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has made it his top priority to defeat extremism in Egypt and increase safety and security in the region, relying on Israel as a strategic partner.

The IDF spotted a man crossing into Lebanese territory though Israel's northern border.

The question though is whether a censor is what is needed.

To understand what can and ought to be done, it is first important to understand the nature of the BDS movement.

Why should Israel take Abbas’s advice and cut the electricity supply to Gaza by 40%?

Israeli photography has turned its lens away from the realities of life in the Palestinian territories.

Shlomo Maital recalls five decades of living in Israel since making aliya right after the Six Day War and looks ahead to what’s in store for the country over the next 50 years.

Some call the nutty tehina paste the Israeli ketchup, but, among Israeli chefs, Nablus is known as the centuries- old king of tehina production, and many of them swear by Nabulsi producers.

“The Ku Klux Klan movement is small and fractured but still poses a threat to society.”

Muhammad bin Salman inherits his ancestors’ failure to do as Pharaoh did when he used the good years to prepare for the bad ones.

The Six Day War made identification with Israel intrinsic to Diaspora Jewish identity. Fifty years on, are differences over the West Bank changing the relationship?

While events in northeast Syria may seem a distance away, there is a direct Israeli interest in the outcome of the current contest.

As the Labor emerges as the most likely (if unstable) party to form a government in the next general elections, the 'Post' takes a closer look at the challenges and changes it faces.

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has made it his top priority to defeat extremism in Egypt and increase safety and security in the region, relying on Israel as a strategic partner.

Having effective opposition is essential not only for the minority, but also for the majority, as it makes the coalition work harder and better for every citizen’s benefit.

For those who are not halakhically Jewish, but feel a connection, we have sacred work to do.

For fifty years now we have died at each other’s hands and in each other’s arms.

This time, however, the suppression of information on antisemitism backfired.

Paul Alster joins the paratroopers of Battalion 66, who took part in one of the bloodiest battles of the Six Day War, and hears how the decision to take the Old City was made.

Islamist attacks are habitually said to be either random acts of terrorism or the fault of the West.

Even when Jews do bolt their countries of birth, it’s generally not to the Land of Israel.