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.

In Israel, we must continue providing support to victims of sexual assault

What conversations are we having with our children? If you believe 15 is too young to talk about respect, consent, and responsibility, I urge you to read about the girl from the North.

By MAYA FISH BARON
28/11/2024

Knowing how to detect prostate cancer is essential information for every man

Prostate cancer is a malignant tumor that develops in the prostate gland, a part of the male reproductive system.

By ELI ROSENBAUM
28/11/2024

Is Biden to blame for the ICC warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant?

According to COGAT, the agency responsible for the transfer of aid into Gaza, more than 3,000 calories per day per civilian have been provided.

By PESACH WOLICKI
28/11/2024

Israel’s ceasefire deal with Hezbollah jeopardizes the lives of the hostages

Another Hezbollah achievement is maintaining its status quo in Lebanon. There is no demand by Israel to further dismantle its military or political power.

Collaborations in areas like science, medicine crucial to strengthen Israeli-Palestinian ties

A platform for knowledge sharing and meetings can enable Israeli and Palestinian doctors, researchers, and entrepreneurs to exchange information and collaborate on advanced research projects.

By MAHMOUD KHWEIS
28/11/2024

Though broken from Rabbi Zvi Kogan's death, Chabad will march forward

Kogan lived as an exemplary Jew. He was a valiant soldier in Israel’s Givati Brigade, a devoted and loving husband, a friend to all, and a Chabad emissary to the UAE.

By DAVID ELIEZRIE
28/11/2024
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With over a million followers, this Thanksgiving I’m thankful TikTok about to be banned

In this past year, antisemitism has skyrocketed on the streets and at schools, yet little legislation has been passed to combat it. Certainly, none has come out of Washington.

By ZACH SAGE FOX
27/11/2024

Freedom for Boualem Sansal: Writer, thinker, and bearer of the torches of light

Considering Sansal's prior stances against the Algerian regime, along with his pro-Israel views and his visit to Israel in 2014, the "recipe" for his persecution was complete.

By MOHAMED SAAD KHIRALLA
27/11/2024

Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal brings criticism and mistrust

Israel needs the Lebanon deal, but northern residents’ concerns must not be dismissed.

The mutating virus of antisemitism: 2024's most infectious social disease

Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s death underscores the growing threat of antisemitism and the need for global action.

By DR. RAHELI BARATZ
27/11/2024
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