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.

Trump’s pro-Israel appointments: Dream team or a tightrope for Jerusalem?

The appointments have been hailed by Israel advocates, especially those on the Right, as comprising “a dream team” for both the United States and the Jewish state.

Biden's final opportunity: A bold move on Iran and Israel to secure his legacy

Quoting “despondent Biden administration officials,” the report said they were mulling how to protect what they termed their national security priorities before Trump returns to the Oval Office.

Trump's key move for global Muslim-Jewish relations: Saudi normalization with Israel

For the past year, the world has witnessed a litany of demonstrations at the highest level of tensions between Muslims and Jews beyond the Middle East.

US Democrats need to reflect, rebuild, and focus on economic issues

And Trump’s uncanny skill in portraying himself as the victim of the leftist elite became the mantra of his MAGA followers and the whole Republican party. 

Iran rethinks strategy amid Trump's return to power and regional shifts

In Tehran, some had favored attacking Israel before the elections, claiming that America’s focus on them reduced the likelihood of a full-scale war.

By AVIRAM BELLAISHE
17/11/2024
 PHILADELPHI CORRIDOR view, between southern Gaza Strip and Egypt, seen July 15.

Is annexation a realistic solution to the Israeli-Palestinian stalemate?

At its core, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is driven not just by territorial disputes but by deep religious and cultural divides.

By AMINE AYOUB
17/11/2024

Haifa’s struggle: Living through war and a broken promise of peace

Over the years, these promises expanded for our generation, those born in the 1980s and ’90s. We were promised a bright future.

By VARDIT SHTERENBACH
17/11/2024

It is vital for Israel to invest in its mental health caregivers

Preserving our national resilience requires remembering that investing in mental health is not only an immediate need but also a vital preparation for whatever challenges may lie ahead. 

By YARDEN ABARBANEL
17/11/2024

Israel’s diplomatic struggles: Hasbara, antisemitism, and the need for clear strategy

The main address for hasbara should be the Foreign Affairs Ministry. Israel Katz replaced Eli Cohen to become minister.

By TOVA HERZL
17/11/2024
  A map of Palestinian settlements along the seam line separating Israel from the West Bank.

US should reverse policy on Israeli settlements in the West Bank

It has always baffled Israelis why Americans consider Israeli building an impediment to peace when Palestinian terrorism is an obviously larger obstacle to peace.

By ALIZA PILICHOWSKI
17/11/2024
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