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.

Saudi perspective: The Palestinian issue cannot be pushed aside

"Therefore, I want to make use of the opportunity to communicate with you, the Israeli people, directly as a Saudi who genuinely seeks peace."

By ABD AL-AZIZ AL-GHASHIAN
14/01/2025

Is there apartheid in Israel?

Israel is a democratic state that offers equal rights to all its citizens, including Palestinian citizens of Israel – who make up about 20% of the population.

14/01/2025

Israel should make the ceasefire with Lebanon permanent

Israel is now required to act wisely, both diplomatically and militarily, and not let the Lebanese opportunity slip away.

14/01/2025

Joy and suffering and not mutually exclusive

Life must go on, not in spite of what happened, but precisely because of it. And the Jewish nation’s tenacity will prevail.

What Meta’s announcement could mean for online antisemitism

Ultimately, Meta's announced changes may mean longer and wider exposure for Jew-hatred online.

By TAL-OR COHEN MONTEMAYOR
13/01/2025

Beware of symbols used by Hamas - comment

Though the Serbian Ballet's performance move may not have been related to the Israel-Hamas War, their red-painted hands spoke volumes.

How many more attacks before Australia defends its Jewish community?

Just this weekend, two Sydney synagogues, a home, and cars were vandalized, as part of the latest in a series of antisemitic incidents in Australia.

Five tips for a successful start-up

Whether it’s reaching out to potential partners, following up on leads, or pushing forward on key initiatives, taking initiative can make all the difference.

By TAL SLOBODKIN
13/01/2025
 JUSTICE MINISTER Yariv Levin (right) and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar shake hands in the Knesset

The judiciary is already politicized

I DO NOT think that “the policitization of the system” is a reason to object to the new outline. On the contrary, it is time to admit and formally recognize that the system is highly political.

FEMALE MEMBERS of the Iranian Basij militia force take part in an anti-Israel march in Tehran.

Iran's endless winter of despair

In this devastated land, the people await their spring.

13/01/2025
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