When AI thinks US will strike Iran – and what it teaches us about tech under pressure. That question was put directly to four major AI platforms as part of a methodological exercise on how AI models respond under pressure. The Jerusalem Post is not predicting military action.

Purim of the past: Historic celebrations in Israel and the Diaspora. Dating from the 1920s through the 1950s, photos feature kids in costume in London and Rome, alongside the grand parades of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Rubio: Iran missile threat to US ‘unsustainable’. The secretary of state warns Tehran’s expanding missile arsenal and bid for ICBMs endanger U.S. forces, allies and the homeland as Geneva nuclear talks resume.

The cognitive edge: Israel is merging mind and machine to defeat the Iranian swarm- opinion. Israel is developing brain-computer interfaces that let soldiers control drone swarms with thought, aiming to outsmart Iran’s mass-attack strategy.

‘Tax the Jews’ replaces ‘tax the rich’ chants at San Francisco event, mayor says. “Suggesting that Jews are wealthy is a tired trope, and targeting our community at an event focused on creating economic opportunity for San Franciscans is decidedly antisemitic,” Mayor Lurie said.

Iranian opposition orgs. urge ICC probe into regime’s alleged crimes against humanity. Legal analysts cited in Western coverage say the ICC faces jurisdictional challenges because Iran is not a member of the Rome Statute.

What the world is still refusing to learn from Putin’s war in Ukraine – opinion. The war in Ukraine is not only about territory. It is about the credibility of the post-Cold War order and the durability of Western commitments. 

As US-Iranian tensions boil over, how is Tehran preparing for war? – analysis. Outward appearances on the streets of Tehran have not changed, but there is internal anxiety.

Tucker Carlson and the ‘King Cyrus’ controversy. Opinion: After a series of public attacks on Israel, Tucker Carlson’s controversial White House visit underscored tensions with President Donald Trump, who has little tolerance for perceived disloyalty as midterm elections approach