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Naftali Bennett blames Netanyahu for October 7, yet backs a pardon for him (opens the original)
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Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett calls Benjamin Netanyahu the man "most responsible for October 7th," then argues Netanyahu should be pardoned and sent home, not jailed. In this Jerusalem Post interview, Bennett, Israel's prime minister from 2021 to 2022 and now leader of a new party ahead of the 2026 election, lays out the case for his political comeback. He says Netanyahu "should go home… he should be pardoned" as part of a deal to exit politics, while insisting the former leader initiated th
Huckabee warns Iran: 'the third kick of the mule is coming' (opens the original)
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US Ambassador Mike Huckabee makes the case for the US–Israel alliance at a moment he openly admits American support for Israel is at an all-time low. Sitting down with the Jerusalem Report editor-in-chief, Ruth Marks Eglash, and the diplomatic reporter, Amichai Stein, at the Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem, Huckabee argues the partnership pays off for both sides and pushes back on the idea that the relationship is one-directional. He is blunt about where progress has stalled: on Hamas disarmame
'Iran is a cancer': Iranian-born CEO takes on the regime (opens the original)
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Iranian-born and married into a Jewish family, NeOnc CEO Amir Heshmatpour says he's fighting cancer on two fronts, the brain, and the Iranian regime. In this Jerusalem Post interview, Heshmatpour tells news editor Alex Winston how the Islamic Republic jailed and tortured his father, who died at 46, the loss that shaped his life. He explains why he calls the regime "a cancer in this part of the world," and describes being in Israel during the 12-day war with Iran. He also lays out the science beh
Aliza Bloch snubbed Netanyahu's Likud offer - here's why (opens the original)
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Dr. Aliza Bloch, Beit Shemesh's first female mayor, turned down a Likud seat to join Erdan and Edelstein's new Unity Party, and she explains why. After leading one of Israel's most religiously and ethnically mixed cities, Bloch says October 7 convinced her that Israel's real battle is internal: "There is more than one way to be a good person, and nobody has a monopoly on our country or our Torah." She argues that only a broad Zionist government, left and right together, can rebuild trust after t
Sbarro bombing at 25: Malki Roth's parents fight for justice (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sbarro pizzeria bombing, Arnold and Frimet Roth are still fighting to bring their daughter Malki's killer to justice.
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