Jewish state
Israel’s election system puts coalition deals ahead of voter choice - opinion
Israel’s proportional representation system gives voters a voice, but coalition deals often determine who governs. Is it time for reform?
The Palestinian national movement has yet to accept Israel’s right to exist - opinion
Israel has not invested enough resources into hasbara, and now we are paying the price - opinion
This Rosh Hashanah, Israel must remember that we are all partners amid the election - editorial
How military experience changes perception of Israel
Living amid the rockets, I finally felt that Israel wasn’t just my homeland, but my home as well.
Israel needs to change its approach to Arab violence - Opinion
A failure of resolve, a slide into national anemia, a mistaken conflation of a desire to integrate Arabs into Israeli society with appeasement leading to lawlessness?
A deep dive into the writings of visionary Theodor Herzl
CENTER FIELD: If there was one thing Herzl was famous for, it was for giving up on Europe and the Diaspora, and recognizing Palestine as their only viable long-term option.
Letters to the Editor, August 4, 2021: Polls apart
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Nation-State Law important part of forming Israel's constitution - opinion
These are essential things for the continuity of the Jewish people, but it seems that the public debate in Israel does not pay enough attention to these aspects.
Women of the Palmah: Hear their stories
The Palmah was the elite fighting unit of the Hagana, the underground army of the Jewish community in Israel during pre-state times.
Temple Mount reopens to Jews after weeks of clashes and unrest
The Temple Mount was originally closed to Jews on Jerusalem Day, following clashes between Arabs and Israeli police, and remained so throughout the Gaza violence in Operation Guardian of the Walls.
An open letter to Naftali Bennett: Heal our country
Is this what we want for the country of the Jews? Where we just hate each other so much that we can’t even countenance living in the same space?
Book Review: Conflicting visions for the State of Israel
As we celebrate Israel’s 73rd Independence Day, we are mindful that the State of Israel in 1948 was a dream fulfilled for Jews all over the world.
How can this circus end while respecting the voters' verdict?
Middle Israel: This can’t go on. If this country is dragged to an election every half year, the Jewish state might decompose.
