Opinion

The haredim need to negotiate directly with the people

Perhaps I don’t mean literally negotiate, since there is most likely no single person or group that could represent the populace, but the sentiment is apt nonetheless.

Economic workshop in Bahrain, with no diplomatic horizon

The American decision to hold the conference in Bahrain is undoubtedly novel.

A marriage of ideas

The video footage of Jewish Israelis dancing with Palestinians at a wedding should be something to celebrate.

Think About It: Sovereignty of the people and Netanyahu’s indictment

Donald Trump and economic wars

The first issue that must be addressed is money. If there were such a thing as a Palestinian state devoid of an economic plan, it would be catastrophic.

Berlin’s Jewish problem

Putting aside the issue of BDS itself, what does it have to do with a Jewish museum?

June 17, 2019: Jewxit: Is the clock running?

Reader of the Jerusalem Post have their say.

Reality Check: Does Gantz really want to be prime minister?

For the next three months – every single day – Gantz needs to ask himself: What would Bibi do if he were leader of the opposition?

Donald Trump and Economic Wars

“This [Bahrain summit] will give hopefully the people in the region the potential to see what the economic opportunities could be."

Encouraging moves in India-Israel partnership

The UN’s decision that objected to granting consultative status to Shahed was adopted by a vote of 28-15, with 5 abstentions. It can also be seen as the defeat of the terrorists’ fantasies as well.

The case for Israel’s recognition of Kosovo

This year, Kosovo celebrated the 11th year of its independence from Serbia – following the unilateral declaration of 2008.

Humanistic philosophy in action

The true test of Raoul Wallenberg’s important legacy.

The joys of Yiddish

When I think about how lucky America’s Jews are to be so deeply embedded in American society, I get all farklempt.

The ‘Deal of the Century’ – Tump’s precedent is good for everyone

Anyone in his or her right mind understands that it is in Israel’s best interest to promote and maintain economic and social stability in Gaza.

From Peter the Great to Vladimir the Great?

One can assume to find the Russian government meddling heavily in the internal affairs of OPEC members in order to influence market prices.

Diaspora politics

It is no secret that Israel’s ties with Diaspora Jews – particularly those in the United States – are strained today, even more so than in the past.

Right from Wrong: Pride and left-wing prejudice

Following the interview, Ohana clarified on social media that he had not meant to propose disregarding all regular court rulings, but rather those surrounding “extreme” cases.

Tera Incognita: Where is the opposition?

Gantz has been in a kind of political bunker for weeks.

My Word: Hebrew Book Week and the bigger story

Every summer, Israelis from all sectors are on the same page as they peruse the latest books, translations and related commodities in hundreds of events across the country.

Grapevine: Jerusalem, his chief joy

Jerusalem, to Sharansky, is the heartbeat of the Jewish people both in Israel and in the Diaspora.

A bad news, good news report about antisemitism in the U.S.

Is America experiencing Europe’s growing antisemitism?

The Turkish elephant

Turkey’s EU accession process has gone on for 14 years but there is little to show for it.

Where is the Blue and White Party?

We have heard close to nothing from party leader Benny Gantz since elections were declared.

Know Comment: Blame those settlements!

Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria neither explain Palestinian unwillingness to make peace with Israel nor are they the cause of traffic jams in Tel Aviv.

Encountering Peace: Beyond no partner

The two-state solution is not yet dead; it is close to death, but it is still too early to bury it.