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- 1Netanyahu's UN speech draws scrutiny over history and security▼Netanyahu’s UN speech: History, settler violence, and Israel’s security threats - opinion
Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, with an opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post examining how he framed Jewish history, settler violence in the West Bank, and the security threats facing Israel. Commentary is debating whether his remarks adequately balanced historical claims with acknowledgment of extremist settler activity and regional dangers.
- 2Iran-linked accounts posed as Israelis to sway election▼Iran-linked social media accounts posing as Israelis to target election, investigation reveals
An investigation by The Jerusalem Post has found that social media accounts linked to Iran have been posing as Israelis in an effort to influence an election. The accounts reportedly adopted fake Israeli identities to spread content aimed at shaping voter opinion. The report highlights ongoing concerns about foreign interference in elections through coordinated inauthentic behaviour online.
- 3Palestinian University Exhibit Celebrates Sbarro Terror Bombing▼How a Palestinian university celebrated terror with a Sbarro bombing exhibit
The Jerusalem Post reports that a Palestinian university held an exhibit celebrating the 2001 Sbarro pizzeria bombing in Jerusalem, a terror attack that killed 15 civilians. The report describes displays glorifying the perpetrator, reigniting criticism of incitement in Palestinian educational institutions and prompting outrage among Israeli officials and commentators.
- 4Ex-bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh arrested over alleged attack plot on European Jews●Ismail Haniyeh's ex-bodyguard arrested for planning terror attack against European Jews - report
A former bodyguard of the late Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh has been arrested on suspicion of planning a terror attack targeting Jewish communities in Europe, according to a report by The Jerusalem Post. The alleged plot and the suspect's past proximity to Haniyeh, who was killed in Tehran in 2024, have drawn attention to ongoing security concerns around Hamas-linked activity abroad.
- 5Former Israeli lawmaker Wilf urges delaying Gaza reconstruction●Former Knesset member Wilf calls for delaying Gaza reconstruction — Jerusalem Post
Former Knesset member Einat Wilf has called for postponing the reconstruction of Gaza, according to the Jerusalem Post. The appeal comes amid ongoing international debate over when and how rebuilding should proceed, and under what conditions, while the future governance of the territory remains unresolved.
- 6IDF unit steps up protection of Israelis abroad amid threats●IDF Operations Directorate unit protects Israelies worldwide amid abroad threats
A unit within the Israel Defense Forces' Operations Directorate is working to protect Israelis around the world in response to threats against them abroad. The Jerusalem Post reports on the unit's role in monitoring dangers and coordinating security measures for Israeli citizens and communities overseas, as concerns grow over potential attacks targeting Israelis internationally.
- 7Jewish professor files antisemitism complaint against Duquesne University▼Jewish professor files complaint against Duquesne University for antisemitism
A Jewish professor has filed a complaint against Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, accusing the Catholic institution of antisemitism, according to The Jerusalem Post. The legal action puts a spotlight on how the university handles discrimination claims and adds to a broader wave of complaints over antisemitism on US campuses. Details of the professor's identity and the specific allegations have not been disclosed.