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Editor’s Notes: Flydubai crisis shows why we need another major news agency - comment
As editor of the Post, I would welcome another substantial international news agency. I would like a wider range of independently gathered accounts for our editors to consider.
MK Haim Biton questioned over suspected use of public funds to finance private Shas newspaper
Labor court blocks Walla layoffs, overhaul pending talks with journalists’ union
Masked vandal smashes entrance to Haaretz offices, days after similar attack on Channel 12
Lines crossed
The swine image is reminiscent of antisemitic memes used against Jews throughout history. Just recently, a Hamas-affiliated scholar said, “Allah has transformed Jews into pigs and apes.”
May 1, 2018: Taiwan and China
My dream is for all Jewish children to know the words of “Shema Yisrael.”
Preliminary Knesset reading bars tobacco ads on web but not newspapers
Some 8,000 Israelis who smoke or are exposed to smoke die per year, and the cost of treating victims of smoking costs billions of shekels annually.
A letter a day
Dedicated letter writer Toby Willig reflects on 31 years of reading ‘The Jerusalem Post’.
Think About It: Netanyahu’s media obsession and elections
Netanyahu has always been something of a control freak. However, his problem is simply that he apparently lacks the skill of inspiring loyalty.
Yisrael Beytenu targets extremist haredi newspaper
The newspaper published articles against haredi men enlisting into the IDF.
A looming indictment against the PM?
The case against Netanyahu hinges on whether he attempted as a ‘businessman’ to prevent or minimize competition in the communications market.
Yediot publisher reportedly told Netanyahu: You scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours
Histadrut revives ‘Davar’ socialist newspaper online
Some of Israel’s leading literary and political figures worked as journalists for the daily.
The Battle Behind the Headlines: Can we fix the media bias against Israel?
"You'd be surprised to realize how much power you have under your hands," says one expert in public diplomacy.