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Dear reader,
The Jerusalem Post web site is pleased to introduce its new and exclusive Premium
Content zone, open only to registered members. The new Premium Content zone includes
The Jerusalem Post daily “e-paper” - an online version of our daily print edition
– as well as a selection of exclusive articles from online editions of The Jerusalem Report, our youth magazines, our
acclaimed Jerusalem Post Christian Edition, our weekend magazines and more. Register now!
The daily Jerusalem Post, available in print from Sunday to Thursdays
in Israel, has been covering the region for 78 years, since 1932, through the highs
and lows, the wars and peace agreements, tragedies and celebrations. Accurate, fair-minded,
non-partisan and featuring insightful analyses and a diverse range of comment pieces
from across the Zionist spectrum, The Jerusalem Post has come to be regarded as
one of the world’s most resonant and influential newspapers.
Now you can read the daily Jerusalem Post online, via our e-paper, for the fullest
coverage of Israel’s daily reality.
'The Jerusalem Report' - an editorially independent bi-weekly newsmagazine
that features original journalism from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world.
The Report consistently aims to bridge the gaps between Israel and the Diaspora,
and honestly assess Israel's relations with its Arab neighbors. For the first
time, The Jerusalem Report is now available in an online format in our Premium Content
zone.
'Dash' youth magazine - the Israeli magazine for English-speaking
young people around the world. Introduce your teenagers to their heritage on their
terms and in their language. Read about fashion, food and fads. Meet young Israelis
in high school and in the army. Find out about music, sports, culture, science and
technology that originates in Israel.
'The Jerusalem Post - Christian Edition' – a special edition dedicated
to Israel's Christian friends’ unique interests.
'The Jerusalem Post - IVRIT' – IVRIT is a high standard magazine in easy Hebrew for the whole family. IVRIT is meant for improving basic Hebrew reading skills.
The magazine contains songs, games, recipes, a poster for children – and more. The magazine contains three levels of Hebrew, with punctuation, a dictionary, transcription and pronunciation help.
Look out for other exclusive material in our Premium Content zone.
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