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.

Israeli flags are seen at Mount Herzl Cemetery in Jerusalem, April 28, 2025

Israeli discourse has become ‘diss’ and coarse

We cannot afford either vicious discourse or wokeism here in Israel.

Iran is crumbling: The Islamic Republic's final days are upon us

For the Islamic Republic of Iran, a 'great storm' is coming – a convergence of economic despair, massive military defeats, internal disillusionment, and a US maximum pressure campaign.

By DANIEL M. ROSEN
07/05/2025

Massive wildfires a wake-up call for Israel, expose systemic vulnerabilities

Israel has developed certain guidelines and local policies regarding construction near forests and brushlands, but there is still no comprehensive, binding national framework.

By GALIT PALZUR
07/05/2025

Recognizing Taiwan's considerable contributions to global health and potential at the WHO

We urge WHO and all relevant parties to recognize Taiwan’s considerable contributions to global public health and the human right to health.

By DR. CHIU TAI-YUAN
06/05/2025
  Prof. Udi Sommer

Minorities are redefining American politics - opinion

It's time to break the myth of the democratic minority bloc

By PROF. UDI SOMMER
06/05/2025

Israeli gov't must lay out logic of expanded Gaza operation to the public

If the government once again asks the public to brace for a prolonged and intense campaign, it owes it a clear explanation of intent.

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The magic of learning Torah together: Reshaping 21st-century Jewish learning

Judaism isn’t just transmitted from one generation to the next passively, it is transformative, especially when learned with a partner

By JAMIE GELLER
06/05/2025
  The flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina

No political persecution: Explaining a legal and constitutional crisis in Bosnia

What Bosnia needs now is not imposition but principled support from her allies, institutions, and observers.

By ARMINKA HELIC
06/05/2025
  Protest against the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty by India, in Karachi, April 24, 2025

The Indus standoff: Unraveling the hydro-political crisis between India, Pakistan

The collapse of the Indus Waters Treaty risks plunging South Asia into a hydro-political crisis due to Pakistan’s 'weaponization of a goodwill agreement.'

By HRIDAY SARMA
06/05/2025
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