Editor notes
After two years of war, Israelis and Palestinians ask: What comes next?
After Trump’s Gaza ceasefire, a new governance plan takes shape. From Israel’s mourning to Gaza’s rebuilding and the PA leadership race, The Jerusalem Report explores what comes next.
Editor's Notes: Zamir faces painful reckoning as the IDF confronts failures, fragile leadership
The rise of the hostage influencer and the price of public trauma - comment
Editor's Notes: Why these covers helped push a moment we needed
Editor's Notes: Why we are hosting Sebastian Gorka
The role of a newspaper is not to shy away from tough issues. It is to embrace them.
Is Tikkun Olam the right Jewish national narrative?
Tikkun olam is an important piece of our national story, but we should not forget the core of the Jewish people’s narrative – an ancient nation that returned to its historic homeland.
JPost Editorial: Construction safety
Contractors resist change, claiming that strengthening safety measures on building sites would cut into their bottom line.
Why can't Israel's PM say 'God bless Israel'?
Politics need to be stripped of religion. When that happens, people will be able to enjoy the basic rights every democracy is meant to provide its citizens.
Politics of war
Is it realistic to expect the security cabinet to function more effectively, given the current system of political rule in Israel?
JPost Editorial: Pollard’s time
We are asking Obama to consider one more commutation – that of Jonathan Pollard.
JPost Editorial: Full-time foreign minister
Israel is facing major challenges and flux both in the region and in its relations with the US and Russia.
JPost Editorial: Submarines and advisers
There is discord and instability throughout the region.
Muzzling the muezzin
Drafting a new law especially for “religious institutions” – a thinly veiled code word for mosques – is counterproductive.
JPost Editorial: The morning after
The day after the election is the time for healing to begin.