The Jerusalem Post Archive

15 November 2026
Kfar Saba's century-old eucalyptus forest set for ecological renewal

The historic forest will undergo major rehabilitation, protecting hedgehogs and wildlife while adding accessible walking trails and nature attractions.

Autumn in the Golan Heights: Where to see November's colors and blooms

From vibrant foliage and rare autumn flowers to scenic hikes and local dining, the Golan offers a colorful November escape before winter arrives.

Iran retains up to 2,500 missiles as deadly explosion hits near Damascus

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.

Iran's IRGC launches drone attack on US base in Bahrain, triggering hostile escalation

Bahrain, home to the US Navy's Fifth Fleet, urged citizens and residents to remain calm and proceed to the nearest safe location, its interior ministry said.

Iran still has up to 2,500 missiles, capable of major assault even after rounds of strikes - report

The officials said that it was difficult to track the exact number of missiles Iran possesses, including both those in storage and those ready for immediate launch.

Two killed, one wounded in Syria explosion, as Damascus continues international diplomatic efforts

The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that a man and a young girl were killed when an explosive device planted inside a vehicle detonated in a city in the Damascus countryside.

Turkey pushing to expand influence in Lebanon, wider region with President's son's visit – analysis

Balil Erdogan's meetings with a wide range of Lebanese leaders is evidence that Ankara's outreach extends beyond its traditional relationships with Sunni communities in northern Lebanon.

Yemeni forces withdraw from Bab el-Mandeb Strait, leaving Iran-backed Houthis in control

The government's retreat from the Bab el-Mandeb area hands the Houthis greater leverage over the maritime chokepoint, creating a potent pressure point on global shipping.

Three men sentenced to death in Jordan over Karak terror shooting which killed nine people

The court convicted the men of offenses including carrying out terrorist acts resulting in death, possessing weapons and ammunition for terrorist purposes, and promoting at terror group's ideology.

Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi to visit Oman for talks with counterpart

Iranian state news agency IRNA reported Araghchi's upcoming visit, citing foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei

Trump cannot close public park for renovation into professional golf course, US judge rules

Reyes ruled that the Trump administration's stated reasons for closing the park were "pretextual" and that the government violated at least two federal laws "to meet an arbitrary deadline."

Guatemala declares state of emergency after three police officers, lawmaker killed

The decree limits outdoor gatherings and allows security officials to disperse groups by force, as well as to make arrests and enter residences without a warrant. It is effective immediately.

New Orleans port sues Chinese-owned tanker in seizure attempt after cruise ship collision

The tanker, the Atlantic Asphalt, collided with the American Heritage cruise ship on Friday, leading to what the lawsuit stated was over $1 million in damages to the dock, but no deaths.

Putin's alleged grandson takes mother's name to avoid 'Zelensky' surname

The dancer shares a surname with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky but is not related to him. Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Mumbai suspect arrested for gathering intelligence on Chabad House for foreign handlers

The suspect, Yash Singh, a resident of Airoli in Navi Mumbai, was initially detained by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) after intelligence about suspicious social media contacts.

From rifles to drones: Is the IDF ready for the next weapons revolution? - opinion

The drone is becoming what the rifle once was: a basic combat tool. Will the IDF adapt training before its enemies adapt faster?

Fusion launches defense-tech fund, offering start-ups up to $2 million in early-stage funding

The new investment track targets startups developing military, national security and critical infrastructure technologies.

Ukraine moving toward Israeli-Italian satellite terminals instead of Starlink - report

Though unconfirmed, the move would provide Ukrainian operators an alternative communications channel for drones

Joint List calls for Jewish-Arab unity to oust Netanyahu as Katz warns against Ra'am joining gov't

Yisrael Beytenu MK warns Eisenkot against Netanyahu unity deal • Democrats representative to chair special Knesset committee repealing judicial overhaul laws

Shin Bet pressured Joint List activists to incriminate Ra'am during election probe - report

One activist told N12 that the Shin Bet's line of questioning was an attempt to leverage their religious identity to prompt them into giving over information against Ra'am.

Likud, Yashar to hold coalition negotiations as Eisenkot's second week with mandate begins

Likud announced that MK Ophir Katz and attorney Michael Rabello would represent the party in the negotiations, while Yashar tapped MK Chili Tropper and Yoav Horowitz.

Before Black Friday: How to identify if your online shopping has turned into an addiction

Ahead of the shopping month, how do you identify when shopping has turned from a means of pampering into a way to cope with emotions, and when is it worth stopping and asking for help?

Where the Israeli desert meets Mars: The strategic vision of Mitzpe Ramon

With an international space campus, NIS 800M in state funding, and thousands of lowrise homes, this unique Negev destination attracts families, educators, and new residents seeking quality of life.

SpaceX achieves first Starship spacecraft tower catch following milestone 14-orbit Starlink mission

The spacecraft reignited three engines to flip itself into a vertical position and steer itself toward the launch tower, where two mechanical "chopstick" arms clasped onto the craft as it hovered.

Arkia employees scramble to find rival investor by Monday to counter $45 million sale deal

An investor group has signed a $45 million deal to take control of Israeli airline Arkia, weeks after rival Israir said it was in talks to buy it. Employees have until Monday to match the offer.

Elbit Systems awarded $260 million contract to supply PULS rocket systems to European NATO member

Combined, Elbit's rocket deals and orders since the beginning of the year have surpassed $1.2 billion, and the total continues to climb with the new $260 million agreement.

FIBI reports 12.6% drop in third-quarter net profit

The 12.6% decline in net profit is partly driven by the NIS 225 million "Smotrich tax" levy, alongside lower revenues linked to Bank of Israel interest rate cuts.

Nvidia exposed to massive lawsuits following CEO ouster

The chip giant insured its executives' personal assets but not the company itself. Now, following a stock plunge and shareholder class-action lawsuit, its financial resilience is being tested.

NIS 10,000 a night: Tel Aviv’s The Norman unveils ultra-luxury suite complex

Set to open next month in a preserved building on Nachmani Street, The Norman Residences will offer exclusive amenities, round-the-clock service, and nightly rates starting at NIS 10,000.

Crypto free fall: Lost 7% in 24 hours, $1.5 billion wiped out

For the first time since August, the leading coin dropped below the $70,000 threshold. Market condition: "Extreme fear."

GTA VI launch could cost Israeli economy up to NIS 170 million in lost productivity

Up to 95,000 workers are expected to be absent this coming Thursday to create a bridge of three consecutive days of gaming. Worldwide damage is estimated at over $1 billion.

Google's loophole: How a decade-old smartphone saves consumers thousands of shekels

Thanks to a forgotten marketing promise from 2016 for unlimited cloud storage in original quality, original Pixel devices are being snatched up on secondhand marketplaces.

Shaking things up: IDF details earthquake preparedness plans amid fears of next potential disaster

Following the quake in Eilat last week, the IDF has designated 2027 to be 'Year of the Earthquake,' and will work to restore and strengthen natural disaster management capabilities.

Canada pledges C$560 million to Brazilian-led tropical forest conservation organization

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the commitment during a meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit.

US Democrat who defeated embattled Republican Max Miller faces harassment probe - report

Newly elected US Democrat Brian Poindexter faces a sexual harassment investigation after defeating Republican Max Miller in a closely watched Ohio race.

Katie Zacharia backs 'Bring Back the Boss' push to reinstate ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Huang, who had resigned as CEO following the revelation of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, is being considered for a return to the role, according to leaked posts.

For peace, Palestinians must accept Israel as a sovereign Jewish state - opinion

It is time the world recognizes that Palestinian leadership has shown greater interest in dissolving an Israeli state than in establishing a viable one of its own.

Want to save Jews? Do not give the Interior Ministry to the haredim - opinion

At a time of rising antisemitism, Israel should welcome Diaspora Jews rather than make them feel unwelcome because of their faith.

Surprise discovery: I had my appendix removed and no one told me - opinion

Just one piece of advice: tell your patients when a body part is removed, even if it is just an appendix.

The unseen frontline: Diaspora Jewry needs Israeli shlichim now more than ever - opinion

Around the world, Jewish communities are facing unprecedented waves of antisemitism, isolation, and anxiety. They look to Israel not just for military updates, but for spiritual fortitude and moral c

Knock knock: How an Israeli's fascination with Arabic became a book - opinion

Not my usual reading material, Min Taq Taq is a 272-page hardcover that includes a comprehensive collection of idioms and expressions in colloquial Arabic, with translations into English.

No license to kill: Rabin's death shows religious political violence solves nothing - editorial

Rabin’s murder in 1995 did not settle the argument over the Oslo Accords. It deprived Israelis of the right to settle that argument through their elected representatives and the ballot box.

In historic first, Old City of Jerusalem’s Roman-era street to be made wheelchair accessible

Work on the Roman pavement of the Christian Quarter Road first began in 1977, carried out by the Jerusalem Municipality and PAMI as part of infrastructure improvements in the Old City.

Deni Avdija Shines with 28 points as Portland beats Oklahoma City for second straight night

The Israeli star scored 28 points, dished out six assists and recorded four steals to lead the Trail Blazers to a 118–108 victory, lifting them to fourth in the Western Conference.

On the Swiss beat: Boston-born, Zurich-based saxophonist brings his heart to Tel Aviv - interview

Considering he has been based in Switzerland for the past eight years, at least Neal Sugarman's trip over here will be shorter, and he won’t have to deal with crippling jet lag.

Israeli strike in southern Gaza kills Hamas's Rafah Brigade commander, IDF confirms

Medics said that alongside Younis, others were wounded in the strike that targeted him in a street in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis.

EU voices grave concern over Gaza flooding, calls on Israel to reopen all border crossings

“The severe flooding and winter conditions that have struck Gaza are further aggravating the living conditions of an already exhausted population,” the council said in a statement.

Violence flares in West Bank as Palestinians stone Israeli car, masked rioters attack olive harvest

An Israeli driver was lightly hurt when Palestinians threw rocks at a car near Hebron on Saturday, and five Palestinians were wounded when masked rioters attacked an olive harvest nearby.

Israel's defense establishment sees no urgent need to strike Iran until new gov't formed - report

The Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman) disagrees with the assessment, N12 reported, and supports taking action against Iran.

Over 200 Arabs killed in crime violence this year, following grenade attack, fatal shooting

This marks the sixth year in which the number of victims has reached triple digits, with the death toll exceeding 200 in each of the past four years.

Coalition talks at a crossroads as Eisenkot, Netanyahu battle for haredi parties

One of the central issues occupying the haredi parties is the guarantees they would receive that commitments made to them would be honored after the government is sworn in.

Two-year-old found safe after climbing onto unattended baggage conveyor belt at Ben-Gurion Airport

Police have opened an investigation into the incident, and the parents are expected to be summoned for questioning upon their return from abroad.

Eisenkot bloc moves to restore attorney-general's powers as it takes control of Knesset

Whether these measures can be completed will depend on the pace of the Knesset's work and the legal restrictions governing legislative procedures during this period.

Will Israel's repeated strikes on Hamas's replacement commanders lead to lasting change? - analysis

By targeting replacement commanders soon after their appointments, Israel may seek to prevent Hamas's ability to re-establish its command and control. However, so far Hamas has not collapsed.

Sheba head withdraws candidacy for Health Ministry director-general role over conflict of interest

The decision came after a review of the legal and administrative implications of the appointment found that the necessary conflict-of-interest arrangements could not be finalized.

Bennett urges Eisenkot bloc to 'threaten haredi parties, not beg them' to join gov't

"I am doing everything to help [Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot] establish a Zionist government of national renewal and bring about the revolution for those who serve," he said.

Yair Golan's Democrats push to repeal Netanyahu's judicial reform attempts in new Knesset committee

The committee is set to be established this week and begin leading efforts to repeal the bill that was passed to significantly weaken the role of the attorney-general.

IDF prepares for Iranian attacks, tests communications systems in multi-front war drills

"The exercise is part of an ongoing process to strengthen the operational readiness of communications units across all sectors,” said Brig.-Gen. Omer Cohen, the IDF's chief communications officer.

Rebuilding Israel’s north: Keren Hayesod-United Israel Appeal leads effort for resilience & growth

CEO & Director Gen. Edna Weinstock-Gabay previews conference remarks on how philanthropy, business partnerships, and government investment can help close socioeconomic gaps and build a stronger North

Police investigate alleged assault on kindergarten aide with hammer in southern Israel

Police also launched searches to locate and arrest suspects involved in the incident.

High Court weighs ministerial conflicts of interest in choosing criminal investigation oversight

The hearing arose from last year’s ruling allowing Justice Minister Yariv Levin to appoint an outside supervisor for the investigation into former military advocate-general Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi.

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