Israeli politics
Oct. 7 accusations and the manufactured crusade to bring down Netanyahu - opinion
The accusations against Netanyahu are a desperate weaponization of institutional self-preservation and political timing, designed to cover up systemic military failures and sabotage his reelection.
Two remembrance days in memory of October 7 - opinion
Israel's tourism sector has suffered serious neglect. B'Yachad will fight to fix it - opinion
The Ben-Gvir effect exposes the West’s discomfort with Jewish power - opinion
Only two blocs: The election math Netanyahu doesn’t want Israelis to see - opinion
On Election Day, there are two possible political outcomes: A majority for continuing Netanyahu’s tenure or a majority for replacing him.
Israel must repair its strategic triangle with the US and American Jewry - opinion
Every Israeli government must keep one fact firmly in mind: Israel has no great-power ally other than the United States.
Ex-Yesh Atid MK Elazar Stern joins Eisenkot's Yashar, after announcing resignation from Knesset
Earlier this month, Stern announced his resignation from Yesh Atid, where he had been a member since 2015, and initially said he would resign from the Knesset entirely.
Yoaz Hendel rules out coalition with haredi or Arab parties, says Netanyahu should leave office
Yoaz Hendel said that his party's goal is "solely to establish a Zionist government" and emphasized that he will not sit with Netanyahu or any Arab parties.
What does 'right-wing' actually mean in Israeli politics anymore? - opinion
Most Israelis want the country to be a Jewish-majority state that remains democratic - and that doesn’t make any of them left-wing or right-wing.
'I can unite the camps': Gantz tells 'Post' that gov. should exclude radicals, Ben-Gvir - interview
“My goal ultimately is to not have Ben-Gvir and other extremists dictating Israel’s future; they need to and will be returned to the political margins,” Gantz told the Post.
The Israeli Right needs a merger, not another messiah - opinion
Israel’s Right does not lack voters. It does not lack ideas. It does not even lack leaders. What it lacks is the humility to put them on one ballot.
Fourth Quarter founder Yoav Heller says Israel needs political renewal, not more boycotts
Heller said his preferred government would take a hawkish approach to defense while advancing several major domestic reforms.
Netanyahu under fire before primaries, Ben-Gvir makes explosive statements on Gaza
The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs - the top stories, clear and concise.
Could an Ethiopian Israeli become prime minister, president, or chief rabbi? - opinion
An Ethiopian Israeli should also be capable of leading a major Zionist or Jewish institution, and should appear on CNN, Fox News, the BBC, or Sky News.
