Opinion

Jerusalem Post's talented team of journalists provides insight into their work presented in the opinion section. This section highlights the beliefs and values that experienced writers who are witnessing the Middle East turmoil unfold. Their first hand encounters with world leaders have shaped their opinions and world views to be shared on this page.

To get governance back on track, Netanyahu must go

My personal view is that it will only be possible to start dealing with the lack of good governance after Netanyahu departs from the public scene.

People contribute more during wartime

Giving during wartime is much more than an act of generosity; it constitutes an important psychological and social mechanism for dealing with crisis.

By MICHAL ITZIK
23/12/2024

Leading us to a historic victory: A defense of Benjamin Netanyahu

This is a time to celebrate, not tear down, the leadership that has brought Israel to this moment of triumph.

By DANIEL M ROSEN
23/12/2024

A non-interventionist approach in Syria is extremely dangerous

Given the risks of non-intervention, Trump will sooner than later recognize that the US cannot simply divorce itself from an unstable region where the US has a huge vested interest in its stability.

Has Julani become a pragmatic politician after being a jihadist leader?

Has he really changed, or is Julani a clever politician who knows how to direct the right message to his target audiences?

By ATAR PORAT
22/12/2024

Ireland's badge of dishonor in its phony war with Israel

A week of escalating tensions in the Ireland-Israel phony war, marked by diplomatic clashes, embassy closure, and controversial statements.

By ALAN SHATTER
22/12/2024

Israel should not gamble on the Kurds, our strategy should be based in reality

With the stars aligning, Israel, as a regional power, should use its new and improved position to advance its security interests, basing them on the reality on the ground, not wishful thinking.

By ATAR PORAT
22/12/2024
IRELAND’S ‘TAOISEACH’ (Prime Minister) Simon Harris speaks to the media during Ireland’s general ele

Israel’s Irish embassy closure: ‘Short-term gestures, long-term losses’

Sa’ar and the current government would rather the immediate rush of populist applause at home than putting in the hard work to take the diplomatic fight to our partners abroad. 

Threat of Iran's proxies isn't gone, Israeli gov't cannot lose focus

This government is sworn to protect Israel’s security; its eye cannot be taken off the ball.

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