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Jerusalem Post API Documentation

Collect Israeli news reporting and analysis with regional, world, and specialist editorial sections with documented Jerusalem Post routes. 6 endpoints documented below.

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First request

Endpoint: GET /jerusalempost/sections
Cost: 1 credit/request

curl -X GET "https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1/jerusalempost/sections" \
  -H "x-api-key: $CRAWLORA_API_KEY"

API key authentication Error handling guide Rate limits and credits Jerusalem Post API

How to use Jerusalem Post endpoints

Jerusalem Post is Israeli news reporting and analysis with regional, world, and specialist editorial sections. A live /jerusalempost/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 40 section records; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Start from the supported RSS-derived section list, then use a canonical story URL when a headline merits closer review. The author directory and profile route cover person pages and bloggers under their documented URL forms, which helps distinguish a profile lookup from a search for a byline. Feed records include an isPremium flag. The article route reflects anonymous public access and must preserve premium/access indicators; a successful route does not mean subscriber-only text is available. Use the endpoint cards for this integration's accepted inputs.

Step 1
Start from the RSS-derived section list
A live /jerusalempost/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 40 section records; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Start from the supported RSS-derived section list, then use a canonical story URL when a headline merits closer review. The author directory and profile route cover person pages and bloggers under their documented URL forms, which helps distinguish a profile lookup from a search for a byline.
Step 2
Treat the premium flag as part of the record
Retain the returned premium signal when present and treat it as part of each article record. The publisher has a contributor directory and profile route, but those profiles should not be mistaken for an endpoint that searches every byline string.
Step 3
Keep the section with each headline
Retain the returned premium signal when present and treat it as part of each article record. The publisher has a contributor directory and profile route, but those profiles should not be mistaken for an endpoint that searches every byline string. Pass only a value returned by /jerusalempost/sections and accepted by /jerusalempost/headlines; preserve the selected desk with its results.
Step 4
Preserve anonymous-access indicators
Feed records include an isPremium flag. The article route reflects anonymous public access and must preserve premium/access indicators; a successful route does not mean subscriber-only text is available. Keep teaser, truncation, premium, or access fields beside the canonical URL so downstream users can see what the publisher actually returned.
Step 5
Use the directory and profile routes for people
Start from the supported RSS-derived section list, then use a canonical story URL when a headline merits closer review. The author directory and profile route cover person pages and bloggers under their documented URL forms, which helps distinguish a profile lookup from a search for a byline. Feed records include an isPremium flag. The article route reflects anonymous public access and must preserve premium/access indicators; a successful route does not mean subscriber-only text is available.

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Jerusalem Post API endpoints

GET/jerusalempost/articleapiKey2 credits/request

Get Jerusalem Post article content

Returns public Jerusalem Post article metadata and free body paragraphs. If isAccessibleForFree is false, paywalled is true and body paragraphs are omitted; paid article text is not represented by feed snippets.

Required: url.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 9 fields returned with a value. In the sample: published_at: 2026-09-28; section: “Middle East”; url: jpost.com; title: 83 characters; authors: 2 entries; description: 156 characters; updated_at: 2026-09-28; image_url: images.jpost.com.

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GET/jerusalempost/authorapiKey2 credits/request

Get Jerusalem Post author profile

Returns a Jerusalem Post author or blogger profile by `url`, a canonical `/author/<slug>` or `/blogger/<slug>` link. The response has the profile `type`, name, `description`, `image_url` and article cards with title, URL, summary and publication time.

Required: url.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 3 items. Filled in every item: title, url, summary, published_at. In the sample: url: jpost.com; title: median 33 characters; summary: median 103 characters.

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GET/jerusalempost/authorsapiKey1 credit/request

List Jerusalem Post author profiles

Returns the current author and blogger profile URLs discovered from the site's public Experts sitemap. This dynamic roster is intentionally exposed as a discovery endpoint.

Takes no parameters.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 1741 items. Field profiles cover the first 500 checked items. Filled in every checked item: slug, type, url. In the sample: url: jpost.com.

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GET/jerusalempost/headlinesapiKey1 credit/request

Get Jerusalem Post section headlines

Returns current Jerusalem Post stories for one section. `section` is required and takes one of 40 slugs such as `israel-news`, `iran-news`, `middle-east`, `tech-and-startups` or `torah-portion`. Each item has its title, URL, author, publication time and image, plus a summary except on premium items, which have none.

Required: section (40 allowed values: aliyah, american-politics, arab-israeli-conflict, archaeology, bds-movement, all-news, banking-and-finance, business-and-innovation, business-opinion, christian-world, consumerism, culture, defense-and-tech, diaspora, environment, food-and-recipes, health-and-wellness, health-around-the-world, history, home, iran-news, israel-election-2026, israel-news, israel-politics, israeli-sports, j-spot, jewish-holidays, judaism, kabbalah, middle-east, must, nutrition, omg, opinion, science, tech-and-startups, terrorism, torah-portion, ukraine-russia-war, world-news).

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 30 items. Filled in every item: title, url, summary, published_at, author, image_url. In the sample: published_at: 2026-10-11 to 2026-10-14; url: jpost.com; title: median 86 characters; summary: median 152 characters; image_url: images.jpost.com.

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GET/jerusalempost/newsapiKey1 credit/request

Get Jerusalem Post top stories

Returns recent Jerusalem Post front-page stories, with no parameters. Each item has its title, URL, author, publication time and image where available. Premium items keep their title and metadata but have no summary. Use `jerusalempost-article` to read an article and check its paywall flag.

Takes no parameters.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 26 items. Filled in every item: title, url, summary, published_at, author, image_url. In the sample: published_at: 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-14; url: jpost.com; title: median 85 characters; summary: median 162 characters; image_url: images.jpost.com.

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GET/jerusalempost/sectionsapiKey1 credit/request

Get Jerusalem Post section inventory

Lists the 40 English-language editorial sections accepted by `jerusalempost-headlines`, such as `world-news`, `israel-politics`, `archaeology` and `jewish-holidays`. Each entry has a `slug`, display `name` and section `url`. Takes no parameters.

Takes no parameters.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 40 items. Filled in every item: slug, name, url. In the sample: name: “Aliyah” and 39 other values; url: jpost.com.

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Jerusalem Post API Documentation

Collect Israeli news reporting and analysis with regional, world, and specialist editorial sections with documented Jerusalem Post routes. 6 endpoints documented below.

Try Get Jerusalem Post section inventory Start with endpoint docs Pricing

First request

Endpoint: GET /jerusalempost/sections
Cost: 1 credit/request

curl -X GET "https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1/jerusalempost/sections" \
  -H "x-api-key: $CRAWLORA_API_KEY"

API key authentication Error handling guide Rate limits and credits Jerusalem Post API

How to use Jerusalem Post endpoints

Step 1
Start from the RSS-derived section list
A live /jerusalempost/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 40 section records; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Start from the supported RSS-derived section list, then use a canonical story URL when a headline merits closer review. The author directory and profile route cover person pages and bloggers under their documented URL forms, which helps distinguish a profile lookup from a search for a byline.
Step 2
Treat the premium flag as part of the record
Retain the returned premium signal when present and treat it as part of each article record. The publisher has a contributor directory and profile route, but those profiles should not be mistaken for an endpoint that searches every byline string.
Step 3
Keep the section with each headline
Retain the returned premium signal when present and treat it as part of each article record. The publisher has a contributor directory and profile route, but those profiles should not be mistaken for an endpoint that searches every byline string. Pass only a value returned by /jerusalempost/sections and accepted by /jerusalempost/headlines; preserve the selected desk with its results.
Step 4
Preserve anonymous-access indicators
Feed records include an isPremium flag. The article route reflects anonymous public access and must preserve premium/access indicators; a successful route does not mean subscriber-only text is available. Keep teaser, truncation, premium, or access fields beside the canonical URL so downstream users can see what the publisher actually returned.
Step 5
Use the directory and profile routes for people
Start from the supported RSS-derived section list, then use a canonical story URL when a headline merits closer review. The author directory and profile route cover person pages and bloggers under their documented URL forms, which helps distinguish a profile lookup from a search for a byline. Feed records include an isPremium flag. The article route reflects anonymous public access and must preserve premium/access indicators; a successful route does not mean subscriber-only text is available.

Publisher sources

Jerusalem Post API endpoints

GET/jerusalempost/articleapiKey2 credits/request

Get Jerusalem Post article content

Required: url.

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GET/jerusalempost/authorapiKey2 credits/request

Get Jerusalem Post author profile

Required: url.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 3 items. Filled in every item: title, url, summary, published_at. In the sample: url: jpost.com; title: median 33 characters; summary: median 103 characters.

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GET/jerusalempost/authorsapiKey1 credit/request

List Jerusalem Post author profiles

Returns the current author and blogger profile URLs discovered from the site's public Experts sitemap. This dynamic roster is intentionally exposed as a discovery endpoint.

Takes no parameters.

Sampled 14 Oct 2026: 1741 items. Field profiles cover the first 500 checked items. Filled in every checked item: slug, type, url. In the sample: url: jpost.com.

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GET/jerusalempost/headlinesapiKey1 credit/request