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 WRITER and her husband, Elliott, celebrate Hanukkah in Jerusalem.

A new immigrant’s perspective on resilience, unity, and hope during Hanukkah in Israel

Sharing reflections on experiencing resilience and unity in Israel during my first Hanukkah, highlighting the spirit of hope amid national challenges and the inspiring stories of modern-day heroes.

By HOLLY CIN
06/01/2025
  IDF SOLDIERS operate in Beit Lahiya, in the northern Gaza Strip, in November.

Israel needs Trump on board to defeat Hamas in Gaza

The incoming Trump administration wants Israel’s wars wrapped up quickly. Bibi should do this to keep president-elect Trump on board, as he likes winners.

AI can transform Israel's power sector: It’s time to use it

In Israel, data centers operated by companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon currently consume 1.5% of the nation’s electricity, a figure projected to rise to 6% by 2030.

By AVRI SCHECHTER
05/01/2025

Bias and belonging in an online world: Navigating identity in the digital divide

Whether speaking Hebrew, English, or Arabic, I’m frequently asked where I’m “really from.”

By KORAL SAEED
05/01/2025

The unique challenges integrating AI into biotechnology

According to Start-Up Nation Central (SNC), AI represents about 30% of Israel’s start-ups and attracts nearly half of total company funding.

By JOHANNA STERN
05/01/2025

Houthis playing with fire: Yemen's aggression invites devastating retribution

In just the last three weeks, the Houthis have launched no fewer than 15 missiles against Israel.

Grapevine January 5, 2024: Keeping it kosher

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Canada’s Left has an antisemitism problem

The Canadian political spectrum generally consists of three main parties with variations at the federal and provincial levels. The NDP is would have easily felt at home with Israel’s Labor Party.

By COLLIN MAY
05/01/2025
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