Opinion

Why did Gallup omit its own Holocaust poll?

Was the persecution of Jews in Europe “their own fault”? Some 65% of Americans said the Jews were partly or entirely to blame. (April 1938)

The ignored lessons of Evian 1938

Middle Israel: Netanyahu’s foreign affair

The Jewish state faces a global assault on its image that resembles the medieval effort to demonize the Jewish faith.

Grapevine: A case for inclusion

In keeping with the UN International Day for Persons with Disabilities, Nitzan Chen, the director of Government Press Office, this year chose Shalva as its venue.

My Word: The battle over Hebrew

After week of terror, should Israel 'divorce' from the Palestinians?

The motivation for the new “divorce” campaign, is a concern that the Knesset is slowly creeping towards annexing the West Bank, a move which would forever alter the Jewish character of Israel.

Life, Life, Life: Ein Harod: A museum to remember

If Hiroshima shocks with its apocalyptic scenes, Ein Harod transports the visitor into an age that seems more authentic and cultured.

Fundamentally Freund: The more they try to kill us, the more we must build

In the wake of the Ofra incident, the government should therefore move quickly to rev up the bulldozers and approve large numbers of new homes in Jewish communities throughout Judea and Samaria.

PA’s baby killers

Amiad’s mother, Shira, was 30 weeks pregnant when Barghouti shot her and six other Israelis at a bus stop outside the town of Ofra.

Glick: Corbyn to use his power to harm Israel - be ready

The prospect of mass migration of Jews out of Britain in response to Corbyn’s rise to power is but one aspect of the overall and entirely negative impact a Corbyn government will have on Israel.

Somaliland: A potential Israeli geopolitical success

“What is painful is that the world knows that Somaliland is different from Somalia, always has been, always will be, and that it refuses to recognize that difference.”

Three of the many problems with BDS

BDS advocates boycotting Israel, divesting from Israeli companies and sanctioning the Israeli government. It professes to support the Palestinian cause for independence by “pressuring” Israel.

Never again... sometimes

One need not be a seer or prophet in training to see the self-destructive-to-suicidal future that this selective condemnation of unacceptable behavior will lead to.

WASHINGTON WATCH: An exercise in futility?

Trump’s well-honed strategy in times of trouble, and he’s got a lot, is to deny, distract and attack.

Why we should fear American antisemitism

What terrifies me more than the attacks themselves, are the implications of the reactions people had to them.

Encountering Peace: Peace with Lebanon

Our northern neighbor is a dominant force in the Middle East we cannot ignore

An open letter to the John Jay College administration

Fearful and ashamed, John Jay’s Jewish population attended class as usual the next week, awaiting an email condemning the shooting. We were waiting for something that never arrived.

Israel and the United Arab Emirates: Pending opportunities

The UAE is of much importance to Israel. The two countries share common interests and sometimes even similar worldviews, in parallel to the political and ideological gap that separates them.

Ready for war

In Gaza there is still the chance that the ceasefire with Hamas might break down.

December 12th, 2018: Unrequited consideration

Readers of 'The Jerusalem Post' have their say.

An Open Letter to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

The convenient dropping of your heritage makes you appear as a Trojan horse.

Washington talks Tehran sanctions with Baghdad

Iraq hurt by curbs on Iranian gas imports

No Holds Barred: Cory Booker refuses to condemn Farrakhan or Iran at ADL summit

America has become tired of politicians. And Cory is beginning to sound like a politician.

The constructive hypocrisy when eulogizing Bush was OK

To hear so many Democrats praising George H.W. Bush, was as convincing as hearing Met fans praise the Yankees – or Jerusalemites praise Tel Aviv.

Joe Biden’s foot-in-mouth disease

How anyone could label Trump antisemitic is beyond absurd.