Editor notes
Editor's Notes: American Jews are changing after Oct. 7, but we cannot abandon them - comment
Our obligations to fellow Jews extend to those who continue to disagree with us. They are our brothers and sisters, and I’m not willing to give them up.
Three years later, I still think about the stories we did not tell on October 7- comment
Editor’s Notes: Flydubai crisis shows why we need another major news agency - comment
Editor’s Notes: I believed in Israel’s third bloc until pollsters proved me wrong - comment
No Iran in Syria
Israel must demand a full accounting of the Iranian forces in Syria and that any agreements made on the south be based on verification.
![Hama, Syria [file photo]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/426189 "Hama, Syria [file photo]")
Stopping the S-300
It is in Israel's interest that Syria be stabilized, but it is in the world’s interest that weapons do not proliferate to terrorist groups and terrorist regimes.
Yogev’s diatribe
As long as Israel has no constitution that clearly protects individual basic rights, it is important that Israel maintain a strong, outspoken judiciary.
A day for agunot
For well over a decade now Jewish women’s rights organizations have marked the Fast of Esther, which proceeds Purim and falls this year on Wednesday, as International Agunah Day.
Can Israel remain strong and stable after Netanyahu?
A country is not measured by a single leader, no matter how powerful he or she might be.
Editor's Notes: Is the Netanyahu era over?
The police recommendations might have chiseled a small crack in Mr. Teflon’s armor, but it is still far from shattering.
Polish ethics
Editor's Notes: Setting immigration policy
The overall situation is not black and white – it is a complicated and delicate attempt to balance policy and values.
Editor's Notes: Standing in spaces
Anyone who claims that this country promotes apartheid needs to simply spend a day in a hospital and any of its wards.
Ex-Mossad chief tells Jpost why Netanyahu is wrong fighting the Iran deal
In a volatile region like the Middle East, every day of quiet is a blessing.