Новости за 26.12.2018

"I think a lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking. It's time for us to start using our head," the president told reporters at the Al Asad Air Base.

This will be the first-ever visit by a sitting Israeli prime minister to Brazil, the fifth most populous country in the world, and the country with the world’s eighth largest economy.

Gantz has been considering many political options and appears to be leaning toward forming a “party of generals” that can attract Israelis who vote on security.

If you remain silent when you hear the term “white Jews,” you are not doing your part to stop this creeping hatred.

This week, Ahmad Salama Badawi, 58, a Palestinian land merchant, from Jaljulya, was murdered. Badawi was one of the most recognizable land merchants.

Just when all looked hopeless, Santa’s elves came to the rescue.

Recently, several congresswomen, including Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omer have come out in support of BDS.

Zoabi has long been one of the Knesset’s most controversial members, since first being elected to the legislature in 2009.

Amitai Mann sat down with The Jerusalem Post to discuss being one of the most sought-after wedding bands in Israel.

The year 2018 has provided a series of reminders that antisemitism, the world’s oldest hatred, is alive and well in our country.

What Trump has actually done is completely removing the negotiating table.

President Donald J. Trump’s decision to quit Syria opens the door for Iran to expand its influence in Syria, jeopardizing Israel’s security.

As the IDF demonstrated this week, it will not hesitate to take action against Iran in Syria or elsewhere if Israel’s security is threatened.

With three former campaign heads having turned state’s witness, will Yair Netanyahu play a key role in the election campaign?

Brother of Givat Asaf wounded soldier, Felber, tells the Post doctors still unsure of how what the future looks like for Nethaniel.

Despite its legal dispersal, the Knesset will continue passing laws next week, but only those that the coalition and opposition support.

"The IDF views the Lebanese government as responsible for the digging of the tunnels and for the consequences of its action," the IDF said.