European Union
Israel, EU reach deal to significantly increase Gazan humanitarian aid
The agreement will also see the reopening of several aid routes, including several operating through Egypt and Jordan.
EU prosecutor's office investigates alleged misuse of funds by far-right lawmakers
Flights to return to Israel as European Aviation Safety Agency removes restrictions
Cyprus invites Turkey's Erdogan to summit despite long rift over 1974 invasion
Bosnia High Representative: Politicians should know Hamas is Iranian terror branch - interview
High Representative Christian Schmidt explores Bosnia's struggle with antisemitism, EU integration, and interreligious coexistence in an exclusive interview.
Shrapnel from Iranian rocket causes fire at apartment in central Israel
The coverage has finished for the day. Check out the updated liveblog on The Jerusalem Post's website.
Europeans try to coax Iran back to diplomacy, as Trump considers strikes
The E3 consists of the UK, France, and Germany.
Syria’s Al-Sharaa sparks outcry for promoting militia leaders accused of rights abuses
The move has sparked concern among international observers and human rights advocates, who warn it could undermine hopes for reform and reconciliation.
E3 countries seek pathway to diplomacy with Iran, Hezbollah leader offers help to Iran
IAF intercepts Iranian drones near Dead Sea • IAEA chief identifies Isfahan as Iran's planned uranium enrichment site • Smoke, explosions in Tehran, Rasht
European ministers to hold nuclear talks with Iran on Friday in Geneva, source says
The purpose of the talks is allegedly to convince the Islamic Republic to use its nuclear program for civilian purposes.
EU cancels €3 million heritage grant for Moroccan Jewish community amid Gaza war - report
“The timing was not neutral. It followed the military confrontation and shifts in European positions on Israel. The message is clear, Jewish is political, and political is unacceptable."
'We want good relations with Israel' EU Foreign Affairs chief Kaja Kallas tells 'Post' – interview
In an exclusive interview with The Jerusalem Post, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas talked about EU-Israel relations, the Israel-Hamas war, and aid in Gaza.
Israeli Finance Minister says banks should not obey EU sanctions on settlers
The Religious Zionist Party chair urged banks not to obey EU sanctions in the name of "a national moral injustice."
Turning our back on Europe and on our own values - opinion
It is clear that Israel is losing both moral and political capital throughout the war. By turning away from Europe, Israel also risks losing itself.
Right-wing leaders at CPAC Hungary vow to resist EU integration -opinion
In the past year, several right-wing parties have risen to prominence in Europe, largely kept away from power by coalitions formed by the center-right parties with the left.