Jerusalem post opinion
Why Smotrich’s 82% sovereignty plan over the West Bank is not enough - opinion
The fact of the matter is that unless all the Arabs occupying the territories are expelled, say, to Syria, their threat to our people will remain.
We must thank Hagari's resilience and voice in Israel's hardest days - editorial
No negotiations before total Iranian nuclear rollback - opinion
The incoming chief of staff has many challenges he'll need to confront - opinion
Kristi Noem: Launching a new era of US Homeland security, a terrorist's worst nightmare - opinion
During her confirmation hearings, Kristi Noem articulated a clear and forceful understanding of the national and international challenges that lie ahead.
Beware of symbols used by Hamas - comment
Though the Serbian Ballet's performance move may not have been related to the Israel-Hamas War, their red-painted hands spoke volumes.
A tale of two Knessets: unity or chaos? - opinion
True leadership doesn’t shy away from difficult conversations or avoid painful realities.
Celebrating Shabbat in Los Angeles: Amid the fires, a still, small voice - opinion
How should we prioritize when everything feels so uncertain, so urgent?
Why Paraguay’s support for Israel matters now more than ever - opinion
Reestablishing the embassy in Jerusalem is more than a symbolic act.
Movement on hostage deals give rays of hope, slipping through the cracks - editorial
While the exact contours of the proposed deal are vague, the agreement under discussion would be a partial one.
How to preserve free expression on ever-divided campuses - opinion
Those who seek communal healing from the chaos that antisemitism has brought upon university campuses should call for administrations to follow Brandeis’s lead.
What the new Middle East chessboard means for Israel - opinion
The collapse of Assad’s regime marks the start of a new and volatile chapter.
Anti-Zionist rhetoric: Loud but fundamentally flawed - opinion
Why do educated Jews turn so against their own people while an Italian Catholic sees the same matter with a totally different clarity?
The Holocaust in Latvia: Remembering Simon Dubnow - opinion
His work, initially in Russia, includes one of the first comprehensive descriptions of Jewish history in the context of world history.
