This not-to-be-missed annual event includes senior Israeli officials, newsmakers and opinion-shapers, who will discuss the key issues and challenges facing Israel and the Jewish world today. Join The Jerusalem Post’s top journalists, leading politicians and experts to get a glimpse of the state of affairs in the Jewish state.
The hottest topics of the day focused on two capital cities: Jerusalem and Tehran.
While US strategy on these two negotiations are inextricably linked, Iran and North Korea pose different challenges.
On the concrete barricades erected by Israel around parts of Bethlehem, in the West Bank, giant spray-painted images of Trump have given constricted Palestinians some comic relief.
The Council of Young Jewish Presidents wants the next generation of philanthropists prepared for the job.
World Jewry is very familiar with the State of Israel, but with this project, they were able to meet some impressive personalities of the Jewish State.
Former Supreme Court Justice and founding EMET prize committee chair Gabriel Bach recalls his involvement in historic Eichmann and Demjanjuk trials.
A father figure – a modest, but generous philanthropist and a lover of Israel – Arie Dubson reminisces about EMET prize co-founder, the late Alberto Moscona.
A rise in antisemitism in the United States, coupled with US President Donald Trump’s controversial rise to power has caused varying degrees of tension among American Jewry.
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