Log Out
Home Page
Coronavirus
Business & Innovation
Banking & Finance
Tech & Start Ups
Energy & Infrastructure
Real Estate
Opinion
Jpost Real Estate
JP Must
Aliyah
Jerusalem Post Confrences
Annual Executive
Premium
The Daily Edition
Magazine
In Jerusalem
Ivrit
The Jerusalem Report
Categories
Breaking News
Israeli News
Israel Elections
Israeli Food & Recipes
Israeli Sports
World News
Iranian News
Middle East
Iran News
Isis Threat
Arab-Israeli Conflict
Gaza News
U.S. Politics
Diaspora
Antisemitism
Opinion
Podcast
Judaism
Torah Portion
Jewish Holidays
Kabbalah
Health & Wellness
Sleep
Mind & Spirit
Nutrition
Coronavirus
Exercise
Pregnancy & Birth
Parenting
Science
Law
Archaeology
Environment & Climate Change
Antisemitism
Sponsored Content
Advertise with us
Terms of use
Privacy policy
Contact us
Cancel Subscription
Customer Service
About Us

Magazine

The Jerusalem Post Magazine: Read the latest articles and reviews in The JPost magazine, highlights and special stories. Stay updated with our online Magazine.

Spiegel, in New York City’s East Village

A New York coffee shop made from memories
Nazis al Husseini 311

The führer of the Arabs
By GIL ZOHAR
NBA basketball star Dikembe Mutombo with Sivan Ya’ari at a village in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Wine Therapy: A most ‘illuminating meal’
By YOAV SCHWARTZ , ASAF FINKELSTEIN

The week in readers' pictures
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Chana Bloch (1940-2017) in the 2011 documentary, Traduire

'The Moon Is Almost Full': Chana Bloch's poignant struggle with sarcoma
By ROBERT HIRSCHFIELD
3. EIGHTY DAYS & EIGHTY NIGHTS: WISE WORDS FOR EVERYDAY (By Raymond Apple, iUniverse Publishing, 2012)

Three book reviews, one of them my own
By RABBI RAYMOND APPLE
THE MOUNTAINS SING By Nguyen Phan Que Mai Morrow/HarperCollins 352 pages; $26.99

Reclaiming the narrative of this Vietnamese family's story from Hollywood
By DIANA NELSON JONES
I AM FOR MY BELOVED By David S. Ribner and Talli Y. Rosenbaum Urim Publications 151 pages; $24.55

Building a strong intimate relationship in literature
By STEPHEN G. DONSHIK
A model poses with a camera

The week in readers' pictures (March 13)
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Birthday blues

Birthday blues
By HADASSAH CHEN
WHISTLEBLOWER: MY JOURNEY TO SILICON VALLEY AND FIGHT FOR JUSTICE AT UBER By Susan Fowler Viking 272 pages; $28

Fighting sexual harassment at work
By AMY KAUFMAN / LOS ANGELES TIMES (TNS)
A model poses with a camera

The week in readers' pictures
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Lesley Manville and Liam Neeson give potent, star performances in ‘Ordinary Love’

Lesley Manville and Liam Neeson give star performances in ‘Ordinary Love’
By KENNETH TURAN
ITZIK, 78, AND VIVIENNE, 76, MARON FROM CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA TO RA’ANANA, 2000

Hilarious Hebrew - a story of two Ra'anana veterans
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN
THE WRITER learns firsthand how those who are disabled and confined to a wheelchair function in everyday life, accompanied by Ophir Eytan

The world from a wheelchair
By TALIA LEVIN
OLIVÉR RÁCZ, the writer’s grandfather, as a young man in the late 1930s: a student and already an accomplished poet.

Olivér Rácz, Righteous Among the Nations
By KATRINA LANTOS SWETT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S Second Inaugural Address, Arthur Szyk, 1946.

Abraham Lincoln and the Jews
By DAVID GEFFEN
ON HER first Tu Bishvat after making aliyah.

Aliyah story: ‘This is our country and this is where we need to be’
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN
CLASS IS in session at Shachar, the Rehabilitation Educational Medical Day Care Center at Jerusalem’s ALYN Hospital.

When kids do their homework – in hospitals
By ILANA SHTOTLAND
GRETHE TANGEN OLSEN in the Ashalim Guesthouse: A fan of the desert weather.

From Norway to the Negev
By ANAV SILVERMAN PERETZ
Load more
Copyright 2022 Jpost Inc.
Designed by DANIEL CHEN