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Who is Gadi Taub , the Labor prince who became the Israeli Left’s fiercest critic?
The historian, author and podcaster on his political journey, why he still backs Netanyahu, and what he calls the Left's "license to fabricate narratives".
Masked vandal smashes entrance to Haaretz offices, days after similar attack on Channel 12
Jerusalem Day’s violence should not erase the memory of a divided city - opinion
Israel’s internal clash, not consensus, saved the hostages - opinion
IDF, Netanyahu reject report on killing of Gazans at aid sites in alleged war crime
Israel's Military Advocate General ordered a probe into possible war crimes over claims that IDF troops deliberately fired at Palestinian civilians.
Government vs attorney-general: Vendetta or necessity? - editorial
Israel needs reform to balance legal oversight with democratic accountability, not politically driven purges. Now is the time for responsibility, not another showdown between branches of government.
Grapevine January 1, 2025: Running to a different tune
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Press freedom under attack in Israel, says Foreign Press Association
Foreign press group condemns the Israeli government's recent actions against media outlets, including the Al-Jazeera ban and proposed changes to public broadcasting.
Letters to the Editor, November 27, 2024: Its own choices
Readers of 'The Jerusalem Post' have their say.
Can Israel navigate dissenting voices without undermining democracy? – editorial
'Haaretz' backlash highlights free speech, financial pressure, and democracy under stress/
Gov’t says it is cutting all ties with the ‘Haaretz’ newspaper
This decision came "in light of the recent statements by the publisher of ‘Haaretz’, Amos Schocken, who expressed support for terrorism and called for sanctions against the government".
Ben-Gvir encouraged illegal use of stun grenades during judicial reform protests, leaks show
Ben-Gvir loses legal challenge against airing of Channel 13 investigation.
Hundreds of cancellations at Haaretz following Schocken's comments
Haaretz faces crisis after publisher's Hamas comments, as government and private subscribers abandon paper.
Haaretz co-owner Leonid Nevzlin criticizes publisher’s remarks on Israel’s wartime actions
Amos Schocken, the newspaper’s publisher, described Israel’s governance in these territories as a “cruel apartheid regime” and referred to certain Palestinian terrorists as “freedom fighters.”