Jerusalem post editor
Three years later, I still think about the stories we did not tell on October 7- comment
Why we chose Naama’s words for our October 7 cover, and why I still owe an apology to families who contacted us.
Audrey Lynn Leinoff: From pinned down to pinpointed
Remembering Ilan Chaim: A man who lived life to the fullest
Editor's Notes: Why these covers helped push a moment we needed
Solidarity with Marseille
Marseille’s Jews are under attack.
Pardon the president?
Katsav never underwent a process of rehabilitation and should, therefore, still be considered dangerous.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Palestinian unity?
While talk of Palestinian unity might sound nice, there is little reason for optimism.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Palmyra recaptured
There are reasons for cautious optimism.
Hebron’s lesson
Strict rules of engagement also foster discipline. A trigger-happy soldier is dangerous not just to the enemy but to his comrades.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Russia’s withdrawal
With Russia pulling its troops and air force out of Syria, Israel will be freer to operate in the airspace of Lebanon when necessary.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Celebrating haredi women
The working haredi woman is the one who brings modernity into the household.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Argentina and the Nisman probe
In the 400 days since Nisman’s body was found, a combination of political corruption, infighting among branches of the judiciary and incompetence has stymied investigations.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Wedding tradition
It should be the right of the local rabbi to adhere to a more stringent interpretation of Jewish law. But at the same time, citizens should not be beholden to religious functionaries.
Jerusalem Post Editorial:
Nearly every day there is an infuriating incident in which Israel is unjustly bashed in international fora, on college campuses or in the news media.
