Seth frantzman
JPost: Where we were & where we're going
Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz sat down with Lahav Harkov, Khaled Abu Toameh and Seth Frantzman for a conversation about the Post, its significance and how their jobs have changed.
Mystery surrounds US report that anti-missile air defense on way to Iraq
Crowds turn out in Iraq for anti-US and anti-Israel protest
Kurdish protesters sack Turkish base in northern Iraq
Imagining evil
How a century of depicting a Jewish-Bolshevik threat caused hatred and genocide in Europe
November 15, 2017: So we’re living longer...
WATCH: Ultra-Orthodox storm Jerusalem IDF conscription center
Police arrested several of the protesters.
Pet peeves: the growing plague of entitlement
About a week ago, a woman had a dog unleashed in public and it came too close for comfort. I asked her to leash the dog and she blatantly ignored me.
Terra Incognita: Western policy makers, stop being obsessed with ‘solutions’ in the Middle East
The key is to accept that some things are not “solvable” and hybrid structures and new paradigms are a good thing.
Terra Incognita: There are no reformers in the Iran regime
The very fact that Iran has succeeded time and again at pretending reformers exists is evidence of how well its narrative has influenced others.
From gauchos to ostrich farmers
An exquisite new look at Jewish diversity takes the reader on a journey around the globe to document extraordinary communities in exotic locales.
Terra Incognita: FIFA, guns, refugees: The EU’s fake culture of legality
Europe is a continent of chaos and feigned laws.
Video: 'Post' writer attacked at Jerusalem coexistence 'hug' event
Annual Jerusalem Hug disrupted by violent "anti-normalization" youth.
Alive with history and tragedy
A visit to some of the sites to see what the Jewish defenders faced when the war’s outcome was still in doubt is a worthwhile experience.
