State of Israel
Zionism: Beyond ‘the right to exist’ - opinion
The connection between the Jewish people and their ancestral homeland is often underemphasized, while the “right to exist” has been elevated.
Judaism as culture: A path to restore Jewish, Zionist pride - opinion
Israel is sliding into tribal politics, and we’re letting it happen - opinion
How Netanyahu's Israel is a betrayal of early Zionism - opinion
Are we living in Messianic times? Only time will tell - opinion
Many religious Zionists believe Israel's growth signals the messianic era, but others remain skeptical. Is Israel truly a sign of redemption?
Mystical rabbi warns: Gog and Magog war begins, nations opposing Israel will die
Ben Artzi pointed to a series of impending disasters as divine punishment for nations that oppose Israel. "Their countries will be destroyed by floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and fire."
Letters to the Editor, June 23, 2024: Look in the mirror
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Unraveling the false branding of Israel as a settler-colonial state - opinion
This platform is built on two fundamental falsehoods to justify atrocities, at least against Jews, and suspends justice and morality that has corrupted many liberation movements in recent centuries.
Saying farewell to the late David Levy, a trailblazer of his time - opinion
As a child in late-1990s Nahariya, I remember a meeting at which I had the privilege of not only seeing with my own eyes but also shaking hands with David Levy, whom I so loved and admired.
The world's silent endorsement of antisemitism perpetuates the 'lying Jew' trope - opinion
The narrative catching fire around the world is disturbingly one-sided: maintaining the focus on Gaza’s plight only when it can be pinned on Israeli actions.
The modern exodus and messianic fulfillment is today's Israel - opinion
We can project that since Israel is the Exodus of our millennium, it will be at the center of the developing Jewish culture going forward. The Jewish origin story is the origin of our modern nation.
Before biometrics: Israel's earliest passports and travel documents
The first Israeli passport issued was in the name of Golda Meir, who at the time worked for the Jewish Agency and was soon to become Israel’s ambassador to the Soviet Union.
We must celebrate this Independence Day to show our enemies they will not win - opinion
This year, we can look within and see the bravery and heroism in the hearts of each and every one of us.
The state of Holocaust education is dire, and the situation is failing survivors - opinion
The rot goes much deeper and has spread among the highly educated who don’t dispute that the Holocaust happened – and even commemorate it.
