JPOST - Israel News

I’ve followed Jpost for a long time until I noted in the last year of always being upset by quotes and articles from Reuters and other sources with obviously anti-Semitic and anti-Israel views. Jpost writers mostly good, but it must do better to serve its readers. as Illustrating both sides of a story is not journalism which is almost non-existent. This style is like Fox which use to be good.

The image of the “newspaper “ can be expanded with 2 fingers which is nice. However the thumbnail pictures of the whole issue interfere with seeing the bottom of the article being viewed.

Had to contact Apple. Help was requested from the JP with no response. I’m Incredibly disappointed as I have utilized the JP for many years.

App is now 'broken'. Will not load any content. Given there have been no updates in at least 5 years guess this is no surprise. But, they certainly were happy to take our money for a 1 year subscription. Buyer beware.

I purchased an issue and all I got was a picture of the front page with no apparent ability to actually access and read full articles.

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I am reading The JM Post using my iPad. I enjoy the content, and the two different view options of the paper. However that the app crashes quite often, requiring one to start over from the front page. Please fix this bug.

Current events with Israel growths economy and infrastructure is important to me with updates on expansion project and political agenda facing the world today with up to the minute news of local events and weather and sports... thank you TJP...

This app is terrible. It crashes all the time, every time we use it. They do not seem to want to bother updating it. It is overpriced and I love the paper but I am canceling our app subscription. We had sent countless emails to their customer service and ALL WERE IGNORED! Thanks for nothing. SAVE YOUR MONEY PEOPLE!

There is no substance, no deep information to any of their news stories. They tell you what, when and sometimes who, but that’s it. It’s like news for 15-year-olds with short attention spans who only want to say, “did you hear what happened?” Read other news sources, you’ll do yourself a favor.