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.
As the 2024 US elections approach on November 5, the specter of Iranian interference looms large, with significant implications for both national and international political landscapes.
We have nothing to atone for in this incident or the countless others Hamas has brought on its own people.
Our crown jewels are those magnificent people who continue to give so much of themselves so that we may live as sovereigns in our country and that our brethren overseas may have a home to return to.
The government’s behavior could fairly be labeled treasonous. Viewed through that prism, Israel has a bigger problem than a bunch of clueless students.
The Jewish state should be recognized as the manifestation of the divine promise to return the nation of Israel to its land, as mentioned multiple times in Islamic sources.
The connection between central Israel, the “start-up nation,” and the periphery is vital for the success of turning the Western Negev into a technology and innovation hub.
The lesson from Kfar Aza is clear yet profound – our homes should embody personality without succumbing to clutter.
Research and an updated accumulation of facts regarding UNRWA’s questionable neutrality have finally been conducted.
It is imperative, at this time, to reach an agreement on the establishment of a national emergency government, with the participation of all Zionist factions.
Al Jazeera’s offices in Jerusalem aren’t going anywhere any time soon. But discerning viewers should go elsewhere if they want honest reporting about Israel and the Middle East.
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