25 years after 9/11, memory and resolve endure at Jerusalem memorial. Families, first responders and officials gather in Jerusalem to honor the victims and reaffirm the U.S.-Israel bond.

‘The most crucial election in Israel’s history’? Just asking. Gadi Eisenkot makes no secret of his plan to form a minority government with Arab parties abstaining, but he could end up helping crown another candidate as prime minister.

Toronto debate on antisemitism takes place with mayors absence. Toronto City Councilor Mike Colle addressed the audience during the event, emphasizing the broader stakes of the municipal election beyond everyday civic issues.

How Shayetet 3 is transforming war at sea: New details of attacks revealed – exclusive. Post reveals new details on how the navy stopped Turkey’s flotilla, maintains pressure on Lebanon and Syria, and SEAL special operations.

Inside the lion’s den: Israel is quietly regaining respect at the UN, Danny Danon tells ‘Post.’ NATIONAL AFFAIRS: In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, Danny Danon discusses Israel’s UN battle, changing alliances, UNIFIL, Guterres, and the future of Israeli diplomacy.

Who was Israeli American Daniel Lewin, the first victim of 9/11? According to an FBI report, the 9/11 Commission and flight attendant records, Lewin confronted Al-Qaeda hijackers in front of him but was slashed in the throat by a hijacker sitting behind him.

Who pulls the strings of public opinion? How “culture producers” moved radicalism from the fringe to the mainstream.

Iran’s attacks on Jordan show how the kingdom has become frontline state – analysis. Tuesday night was not the first time Iran has targeted Jordan and claimed it was striking at US bases there; however, the large number of missiles launched by Tehran indicates that Iran is escalating

Remembering the Charlie Kirk I knew – opinion. When I think of Charlie, I often think of him as a heavyweight boxer in the ring, taking personal blows while the crowd around him cheered for his defeat. Knocked down time and again, he would get up