Arab Israeli conflict
'It was a ticking bomb': Inside Israel's most uncomfortable dialogue
A haredi journalist, a Palestinian civic leader from Nazareth and a religious-Zionist philosopher describe what happened when TEMA put them in the same room.
'Peace, Not Now:' Inside the shaping of Israeli policy - review
Will Israel’s Arabs reach the political Promised Land? - opinion
Most Israelis say social division bigger threat to country than Iranian nuclear threat - poll
5783 had a disappointing start, but hopeful for the rest of the year - opinion
Lapid is so consumed with his own importance that he has become over-confident, without the necessary competence.
The trauma of Israel's Yom Kippur War was fully justified
To what extent was Israel's Yom Kippur War trauma justified? Fully. How could it have happened – the blunders, the existential fear, the casualties? Could it happen again?
PA envoy: Israel has committed most terrible massacres since WWII
The Palestinian Authority's ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Khraishi, continues to argue for sanctions against Israel to be put in place.
The two-state hypocrisy in the reaction to Lapid’s speech - analysis
Political leaders are having a field day after hearing that Lapid's delegation to the UN planned to support a two-state solution.
NGOs in the Palestinian Authority aren’t a threat - opinion
It’s not the IDF’s job to shut them down.
Violent ‘armed struggle’ returns to West Bank, warning of Intifada's return - analysis
These past few months show that the West Bank is headed back to the days when wanted gunmen used to roam the streets of Palestinian communities.
Letters to the Editor August 24, 2022: Keep the peace
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Israel's Jewish-Arab partnership will succeed against all odds - opinion
It isn’t too late to give a real chance to Arab-Jewish partnership, to reach out to the Arab community and bring an agenda of partnership to the forefront of Israeli politics as well.
‘Israel is my state and the Palestinians are my people' - interview with Esawi Frej
"Why do we serve in the Knesset? So we can deliver fiery speeches? We serve in the Knesset to change things, to serve a community," said the retiring Meretz MK.
Operation Breaking Dawn was a long time in the making - editorial
Operation Breaking Dawn so far seems to have more in common with Operation Black Belt in which Al-Ata was killed and Hamas chose not to get openly involved.
