Opinion

Jerusalem Post's talented team of journalists provides insight into their work presented in the opinion section. This section highlights the beliefs and values that experienced writers who are witnessing the Middle East turmoil unfold. Their first hand encounters with world leaders have shaped their opinions and world views to be shared on this page.

The Museum of Tolerance - educating for resilience in a fractured land

If we are to heal and prevent further disintegration, we must do more than remember. We must rebuild. We believe that the path begins with education.

By DR. GRANIT ALMOG-BAREKET , MIRI DAYAN
28/04/2025

Letters to the editor, April 28, 2025: Judge and Jury

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

The power of Jewish service and community in a broken world

Service propels people who care about their neighbors to think more critically about the systemic changes needed to address the root causes of inequality.

By CINDY GREENBERG
28/04/2025

The Hebrew tongue and what we need to do to keep it alive

I’ve come to believe in the urgent necessity of Hebraization – not as cultural nostalgia or Zionist romanticism, but as civilizational repair.

By ADAM SCOTT BELLOS
28/04/2025

When the world closed its doors, the Dominican Republic opened its arms

The Dominican Republic’s singular act of moral courage in 1938 reminds us that even when the world looks away, individual nations, communities, and leaders can stand against injustice.

By NOAM BEDEIN
28/04/2025
Duma arson attack

A strategy for fostering diversity within a unified Israeli society

Israel’s deepening divides call for a new model of unity through diversity, with dialogue and mutual responsibility crucial to preventing future conflict.

By BEN MOLLOV
27/04/2025
  Prof. Ronen Avraham

Who saved Donald Trump (and Geroge Bush)? - opinion

AI is pulling back the curtain on the Supreme Court’s unsigned rulings, raising new questions about transparency, authorship, and accountability.

By RONEN AVRAHAM
27/04/2025
 If we are to heal and if we are to prevent further disintegration, we must do more than remember.

From remembrance to responsibility: Educating for resilience in a fractured Israel - opinion

Honoring the fallen means more than remembrance - it demands rebuilding leadership, civic trust, and a shared future.

By DR. GRANIT ALMOG-BAREKET , MIRI DAYAN
27/04/2025
 Israel's representative to the Eurovision Song Contest, Yuval Raphael

Independence Day 2025: 77+1 reasons I love Israel

Ahead of Israel's Independence Day, Barbara Sofer presents her annual list of things she loves about the Jewish state.

Israel Independence Day 2025: 77 reasons life is better in the Jewish state

As the Jewish state turns 77 on Independence Day, olim from across the country give 77 reasons why life in Israel is better.

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