Religious Zionists
Rabbi Dov Lior: A scoundrel within the bounds of the Torah - opinion
The West Bank olive harvest reveals how extremist interpretations of Jewish law can undermine religious values and Israel’s democratic character.
Netanyahu's inner circle is now almost entirely religious, cabinet secretary says
Eisenkot leads Netanyahu, but both blocs without clear path to 61-seat majority - poll
The electoral threshold is distorting Israel's democracy - time to rethink it - opinion
Rest of Israel's population cannot be ultra-Orthodox's flak jackets regarding IDF service - opinion
Until now, the discussion on recruiting the ultra-Orthodox centered on the question of “equal burden sharing.” This is an even more significant value today.
Rabbi Haim Pear: The Anglo Jerusalemite fighting municipal inefficiency
Jerusalemite of the Week: Ahead of the municipal elections, In Jerusalem sat with Rabbi Pear to discuss his entry into politics, as well as what he hopes to advance on the city council.
The great divide of Jewish thought on the essence of Zionism - opinion
To satisfy the needs of those who require rabbinic guidelines, Israel urgently needs interpreters between the Jewish approaches.
Letters to the Editor, January 1, 2024: Fundraising promotion
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Why are so many of Israel's fallen soldiers from religious Zionist camp? - editorial
Of the 11 IDF soldiers who fell in Gaza from Monday through Wednesday, eight came from the religious Zionist camp.
Remembering David Ellenson, a Reform rabbi and Religious Zionist - opinion
The Reform world and the entire Jewish world are robbed ideologically because our friend, teacher, mentor, trailblazer, Rabbi David Ellenson, won’t be with us to make the old-new paradigms we need.
Religious Zionist rabbis, anti-judicial reform protest leaders meet to talk unity
National Unity Party MK Matan Kahana initiated and organized the meeting between religious Zionist leaders and protest leaders.
'Frayed': Is religious Zionism splitting apart? - review
Frayed is a serious and thought-provoking examination of issues of deep concern to many Israelis and can help understand the ongoing tension between the secular and the religious.
When solidarity was lost on the most important day of the Jewish year - opinion
The hurt felt by the broad section of the Israeli public that is moderately traditional may have serious consequences for the struggle against the government’s judicial overhaul.
'They don't recognize our right to exist': Protesters attack religious Zionist rabbi
Rabbi Yigal Levinstein was attacked by protesters in Tel Aviv, sparking criticism from multiple politicians, including some who compared it to Kristallnacht.
