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
Genesis Prize Foundation names Natan Sharansky 2020 winner
Natan Sharansky is being recognized for his lifelong struggle for human rights, political freedom and for his service to the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Three Ds of antisemitism: demonization, delegitimization, double standards
Defining the ‘3D test’ of demonization, delegitimization and double standards.
Austrian architect wins prize for Babi Yar Holocaust Center Memorial
The center will be the first Holocaust commemoration site to be constructed in Eastern Europe, and is expected to be groundbreaking for its experiential design.
Natan Sharansky receives Guardian of Zion Award for defending Jerusalem
From prisoner of Zion to Guardian of Zion
Grapevine: Jerusalem, his chief joy
Jerusalem, to Sharansky, is the heartbeat of the Jewish people both in Israel and in the Diaspora.
Know Comment: Halt the delegitimization of Netanyahu
Reasonable disagreements are degenerating into demonization and double standards applied to the PM.
Jewish Agency leaders meet in Cyprus to strengthen diaspora communities
The project of collaboration between the Jewish communities and other diaspora communities was launched in 2017 by The Jewish Agency’s previous Chairman of the Executive, Natan Sharansky.
Grapevine: A successful revolution
Though a sincere friend of the Jewish people, Balfour is far from happy with some of Israel’s policies, and had intended to mention this in his speech, but a friend counseled him against it.
Sharansky tells 'Post' about national, religious values in Western world
Natan Sharansky discusses the resurgence of national identity around the globe, Europe’s populist parties, Israel and the Diaspora, Donald Trump and the Pittsburgh synagogue attack
Aliyah numbers fall in 2018, despite increase from Russia and UK
The 1 percent overall drop owed to a decrease in immigration from countries with major Jewish populations, notably France and the United States.
