Natan Sharansky
Will Israel's 2026 election represent Liberman’s swan song? – opinion
The chair of Yisrael Beytenu still has one more goal to achieve before he bids farewell to his illustrious political career.
Hasan Piker incites millions against Jews, and the silence is deafening - opinion
Van Jones joins Genesis Prize board, says humanity has ‘special responsibility’ to defend Jews
'To succeed as a Jew is to survive,' Natan Sharansky tells 'Post' - interview
Natan Sharansky appointed chair of Combat Antisemitism Movement
Sharansky is possibly best known as a human rights leader, a former Prisoner of Zion and a leader in the struggle for the right of Soviet Jews to immigrate to Israel.
Sharansky: West’s weakness let Russia control Syria’s skies
Former Jewish Agency head Sharansky said that Putin launched a war against Ukraine in a bid to “restore the Russian Empire.”
Anti-Zionism in academia: An illuminating debate - comment
I wondered how to explain that on May 22, 2021, when many Israelis huddled in shelters against Hamas rockets, members of this scholarly association signed a harsh anti-Israel petition.
The Ukrainian crisis according to Natan Sharasnky
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Natan Sharansky is a Ukrainian native who spent his formative years in Russian prisons.
Sharansky: It's a pity the Jewish Agency can't pick a chairperson
Natan Sharansky says that the Israeli politicians have been abusing the role of chairman of the Jewish Agency and treating it only as an opportunity to offer a job to fellow politicians
Sharansky urges Oberlin College to fire alleged Iran ‘war criminal’
"Mahallati was aware that the Iranian regime was massacring thousands of innocent political prisoners and covered up the facts of the massacre."
What was the Soviet Jewish exodus like? One woman's story told in new book
The stories of the American and Israeli efforts to break the hold on Soviet Jewry are told in a new book.
One woman’s story of resistance and rescue in the Soviet Union - book review
Hidden Heroes: One Woman’s Story of Resistance and Rescue in The Soviet Union by Pamela Braun Cohen is the story of extraordinary people in America and USSR who refused to be seperated.
Should Bennett reverse Netanyahu's 'Kotel deal'? - editorial
The government under prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu adopted the so-called “Kotel compromise” formulated by then-Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky in early 2016.
We must absolutely reject antisemitism in all its ugly forms
All three manifestations of antisemitic hate are on full display today as violence against Jews erupts on America’s streets and throughout the world.
