Erdogan’s obsession with Israel is visceral rather than rational

Dennis Ross’ ridiculous 12 point agenda for the two-state solution makes Israel commit to concrete policy while Palestinians only need reciprocate with hot air.

An electoral system like the US' would never prevent political gridlock since the very foundation of Israeli society is heterogeneous.

In its 52nd year, the Israel Festival has made its mark as one of the top international arts feasts

For years bankrupt and crime-ridden, the city is finally on the ascent

The fighting in Syria is part of a complex multi-layered proxy war with huge implications for the future of the Middle East

Some dishes are traditionally believed to bring good luck.

This year, 2013, is an important milestone

Astrology for the week of May 17, 2013.

Haifa District Court Micha Lindenstrauss will be the keynote speaker on Monday at the ninth annual conference of the Law School at the College of Management in Rishon Lezion.

This year’s Fresh Paint fair offers some old favorites and some new innovations.

A restaurant owner is suffering severe financial loss after the Orthodox Union hung up posters announcing it had revoked his mehadrin kashrut certificate, omitting that he still carried certification from the rabbinate

Emotions ran high as thousands protested the first time the Women of the Wall were allowed to pray in tallitot and tefillin.

Jerusalem in the center

An account of the influence of one man's Rabbi

One person's reflections on Holocaust Memorial Day

Anti-Judaic theology in the early Church starts with a rather unknown document called the Epistle of Barnabas

The captial of your mom and other Jewy things

New Israeli start-up allows food lovers to find each other

The man who gets soldiers ready for special ops tells Post about training regime

See the transliterated version of the song in this month's issue of Jerusalem Post - IVRIT.

Turning the Galilee into Tuscany

Prize for the Waze application