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How Israel's pager operation shattered Nasrallah’s aura of invincibility - opinion
Two years later, Hezbollah can buy devices, change intermediaries, and rebuild parts of its network. It cannot turn the clock back to before the first ring.
US investigating how sensitive F-35 parts diverted to Hong Kong ended up in China's hands - report
Classified F-35 aircraft components disappear after diverted to Hong Kong from Australia - report
China declares highest flash flood alert as Typhoon Noul hits land, forces thousands to relocate
Hong Kong's first dinosaur fossils, likely from large dinosaur, go on display
The fossils, confirmed to be dated to the Cretaceous period some 145 million to 66 million years ago, need further study to confirm the dinosaur species.
To be or not to be: Taiwan's independence
Does the US really have the conventional military means to deter and counter a comprehensive invasion of China against Taiwan?
A Jew in Hong Kong - opinion
The experiences of a Jew in Hong Kong as worldwide antisemitism surges during Israel's war against Hamas.
Why didn't the Gaza Strip become like Hong Kong? - opinion
The people of Hong Kong have maintained their humanity, just like so many people in their situation around the world. Why is Gaza different?
A Talmudic tale gets a 12th-century Chinese twist in children’s book for diverse Jewish readers
Erica Lyons’ new children’s book, “Zhen Yu and the Snake,” is set in 12th-century Kaifeng, China, the city where Persian Jewish merchants established China’s first Jewish community.
French 'daredevil' dies from 68th floor fall in Hong Kong
Known as Remi Engima to his fans, the daredevil met an untimely fate after making a wrong move.
Hong Kong court sentences man to 3 months jail for insulting national anthem
The court heard how Cheng had uploaded a YouTube video in which he substituted China's national anthem with a popular protest song, "Glory to Hong Kong."
Crossing the Globe: Hong Kong and Jamaica
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 63.
Chinese scientists create edible food packaging to replace plastic
By incorporating certain soy proteins into the structure, Chinese University of Hong Kong scientists successfully created edible food packaging.
Hong Kong pro-democracy radio closes in face of 'dangerous' pressure
Launched in 2005 the Cantonese-language broadcaster gained a steady following for its hard-hitting talkshows that were critical of authorities.
