2021
The Jerusalem Post Global Investment Forum 2021
My crystal ball on 2022 - opinion
15 overlooked Jewish stories of 2021… and one you’ll want to revisit
Unraveling 2021- Best stories of the year
What were the best movies of 2021?
Ideally, there would be a 10-Best List of Israeli movies and another one from abroad, but there just weren’t enough movies released this year to do this.
What were the best TV shows of 2021?
Because there were so many options, I’ve limited myself to new series on this list, but there were older shows that released wonderful new seasons in 2021.
Israel 2021: Despair, hope and confident resignation
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: The mood in Israel this year was at times bitter, angry and sour, but it was not exclusively bitter, angry and sour.
The best books of 2021 - opinion
My fourth annual list of best books on Israeli, Jewish and other matters, ranging from diplomacy and history to Torah commentary.
2021 is almost done - what were the highlights? - opinion
Good News – Trump is out, Biden is in and this year is over.
An astounding 2021 for Israeli tech could bring pivot - opinion
Israel’s prowess in cyber, biotech, adtech and more makes it a genuine global colossus and offers value to the region.
The US Capitol insurrection was 2021's event of the year
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The world was shown that American democracy has not been this ill since the Civil War.
Who are the 18 famous Jews we lost this year?
Here are 18 Jewish icons we lost in 2021 who leave behind outsized legacies.
Aliyah up 31% over 2020 numbers so far
Immigration still significantly below 2019, although close to average for last decade if current trends continue till end of year.
For the survival of our political future: Go and vote
Citizens should vote and support parties they believe in that are likely to enter the Knesset to help foster stability and end this cycle of political deadlock.
Why were Capitol National Guardsmen removed from their posts?
A Guardsman told Politico that once they were removed from the Capitol building, they were told to "set up mobile command centers outside or in nearby hotels."