The Jewish Quarter of Damascus, once thriving with synagogues and schools, now holds only five Jews. Locals fear sectarian violence, even as some in exile see hope of return.

In the interview with the Post, Wilson spoke about the new Syria he witnessed and the opportunities that lie ahead.

Columbia entered the semester with new campus rules and federal settlement payments as activists promised continued protests and Jewish students reported intimidation.

The Mossad was reportedly tasked with figuring out which countries would be willing to accept the evacuated Palestinians, so that future diplomatic avenues could be explored.

Visiting the Galilee, Liberman vowed to fight extortion rackets battering northern businesses, calling for Shin Bet support, new laws, and a special court to combat organized crime.

Israel’s military campaign weakens Hamas, but a BESA study highlights how the Jewish state struggles in the narrative war, as Hamas propaganda shapes global perceptions.

A photo from the site seen by The Jerusalem Post showed the tram-like funicular, which carries people up and down a hillside in the Portuguese capital, practically destroyed.

Defense Minister Israel Katz denounced the terror group's claims as "empty words," adding that it must choose between accepting Israel's terms or increased IDF activity in the Gaza Strip.