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The Jerusalem Post is an Israeli newspaper in the English language, founded in 1932. Until 1950 it was called the Palestine Post.
Its present political position is right of center. A left of center competitor is Haaretz (published primarily in Hebrew).
The Jerusalem Post is owned by Hollinger Inc of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, the newspaper group controlled by British businessman Conrad Black. Hollinger Inc. also owns the Chicago Sun-Times, and London, England's Daily Telegraph. The current head editor is Bret Stephens.
