Democracy
Who decides the greater good in wartime? Israel Is fighting that battle now - opinion
The struggle between institutions, politicians, media and public opinion is shaping Israel’s war effort as much as events on the battlefield.
Two threats to democracies: Iran’s missiles and the West’s relativism - opinion
Grapevine, March 20, 2026: A legislative battle against Jews
Israelis believe in peace with the Iranian people - opinion
Trouble in Turkey: Erdogan’s arrest of Imamoglu is the first move in a power grab - opinion
When it comes to elections, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has consistently demonstrated the ability to intimidate his opponents and rally his supporters.
Israel in turmoil: Your guide to the internal conflicts shaking up the Jewish state - explainer
The Jerusalem Post delves into the key issues shaping Israel’s current turmoil, presenting perspectives from both sides of the argument.
Ex-deputy chief justice: ICC, UN clapping over gov’t tearing down judicial independence
"We are a democracy, but with the situation now, we are doing an injustice to this term, this was a knife in the back of democracy.”
Accusations of ‘Deep State’: What is this entity Netanyahu claims controls Israel? - opinion
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that an alleged Deep State controls the country. What is this mysterious entity?
Time to quit: Netanyahu, Bar, and all of Israel's leaders failed and must step down - opinion
Israel's failed leaders should step aside and make room for new leaders who will renew and rebuild the country.
How the Democratic Party became a massive disgrace - opinion
The Democratic Party, once a reliable supporter of Israel and Jewish causes, is changing; Schumer has let it happen.
Barak's civil war prediction: A warning or exaggeration? - comment
The question is: which voices deserve our attention and amplification?
How Netanyahu deflects blame while manipulating Israel into trusting him - comment
Even before the recent war broke out, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was doing everything in his power to deflect blame for even the most minor of conflicts, whether it was justified or not.
Weakening public service, disintegrating democracy: How corruption is killing Israel - opinion
Defending democracy urgently and strenuously against the onslaught from the country’s leadership should not be a matter of Right and Left, religious and secular, but for Israel’s survival.
Twilight of the Islamic Republic: The rocky road to regime change in Iran has begun - opinion
This momentous period in history heralds the demise of religious despotism in Tehran, the disintegration of the regime of the corrupt, terrorist mullahs.
