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.
A new program is bringing mental health support to Israel’s haredi community, tackling deep-rooted stigma.
Kol Israel pushes for Jewish unity, innovation, and an end to religious divides in WZO elections.
A weak, divided opposition is fueling concerns over the future of Israel’s democracy.
What Netanyahu’s plan was all along, considering the war was 13 months old by the time Trump was reelected?
In the aftermath of Oct 7, it became clear that traditional philanthropic systems, both in Israel and across the global Jewish Diaspora, were ill-prepared for the challenge we faced.
As we watch this unfold, we must remember that democracy isn’t just a system of government – it’s a daily practice of civic engagement and responsible citizenship.
Instead of fixating on incomplete statistics, we need to focus on practical reforms that will make a real difference.
The time is now to take that giant step in making tourism and Mount Sinai a powerful bridge for peace between our two great and ancient nations.
The Abraham trade route is not a fantasy – it is a necessity. And the time to make it a reality is now.
Many Gazans, particularly the young, are interested in leaving and have declared this over the years in polls and with their feet.
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