Yaakov katz
'While Israel Slept': A look at the leadup to the Oct 7. massacre - excerpt
An excerpt from the new book by Yaakov Katz and Amir Bohbot about the lead-up to the October 7 massacre.
MEAD summit opens in Washington amid Doha fallout and sensitive hostage talks
Grapevine, August 22, 2025: Brains betrayed...
8 essential English-language podcasts to understand Israel's war - opinion
Trump’s missing moral clarity
"Trump’s remarks embolden and empower neo-Nazis and white supremacists."
Editor's Notes: It's time people realize there are alternatives to Netanyahu
Israel existed (and even thrived) before Netanyahu, and will continue to do so after him.
WATCH: JPost experts discuss Modi visit ahead of Indian PM arrival
Jerusalem Post experts were interviewed on Indian NewsX TV to discuss the significance of Modi's three-day trip to Israel.
Editor's Notes: A pre-storm bear hug
The general assessment in Jerusalem is that this is just the beginning.
Editor's Notes: A war or an operation?
It will be interesting to see what the courts decide on this issue, mostly because Israel itself had trouble deciding what to call the fighting through the summer of 2014.
Editor's Notes: What Trump can do to renew peace talks
Diaspora Jewry has a responsibility for Israel, but Israelis have no less a responsibility for the Jews of the Diaspora.
Comment: Policy or anarchy
When there is no policy there is no direction, and when there is no direction, there is stagnation. Israel succeeds despite lacking a clear strategic vision.
Jerusalem Mayor Barkat to JPost: Freezing construction is unconstitutional, nonsensical
In an exclusive interview with the Jerusalem Post Magazine, Nir Barkat lambasts international condemnation of Jewish construction in capital.
Editor's notes: The settlers’ foreign minister
As mayor of Efrat in Gush Etzion, Revivi is used to getting phone calls from his residents. This one though came from a Palestinian.
Jeffrey Goldberg – Meet The Jerusalem Post
Some papers in this country lean to the far left, others to the far right. But in The Jerusalem Post, we report the news as straight as possible and in a way that is a rare commodity these days.