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.

Antisemitic blood libels are threatening the lives of Diaspora Jews

After centuries of blood libel cases, history is repeating itself with recent attacks in Washington DC and Boulder.

By COOKIE SCHWEBER-ISSAN
07/06/2025

Global money trail: How Hamas and Hezbollah are funded despite sanctions

Hamas and Hezbollah thrive on international funds – learn how fake charities and digital currencies keep their cash flow alive.

By DAVID BEN-BASAT
06/06/2025

The gatekeeping custodian: Why Stanley Fischer was Netanyahu's best-ever appointment

MIDDLE ISRAEL: Stanley Fischer became the gatekeeping custodian of governance that Netanyahu’s current government dreads.

Israel's paralyzing politics squander historic opportunities across Middle East

Can Benjamin Netanyahu's government turn strategic failures across the Middle East into opportunities for the Jewish State?

06/06/2025

Grapevine, June 6, 2025: A man and his legacy

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Parshat Naso: The quiet power of the Jewish family

Recent empirical research has confirmed what the Torah has always taught: Stable families, in which both parents remain committed to one another, tend to produce children who flourish.

By LEO DEE
06/06/2025

My Word: A toxic environment against Israel

Calling for “climate justice” while ignoring the greatest injustice perpetrated against the Jewish people since the end of the Nazi regime, is grotesque.

Editor's Notes: Could the Abraham Accords get a Latin twist? Argentina's amb. says yes

“Our two countries aren’t merely partners. We’re brothers who share the same values of liberty and democracy,” the Argentinian ambassador said.

06/06/2025

The haredi draft issue: A ticking time bomb for Israel's future

What’s been happening is that the same core domestic issue has been shoring up, threatening to break up nearly every coalition: religion and state.

Israel, don't let democracy die: Beware the populist tide in Europe

After a populist with ties to organized crime won the Polish elections, does Israel face a similar threat?

05/06/2025
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