Jerusalem post editor
Remembering Ilan Chaim: A man who lived life to the fullest
This tribute to Ilan Chaim cannot properly encapsulate everything this man was, but we can at least pay respect to his legacy at the paper.
Editor's Notes: Why these covers helped push a moment we needed
Returning to Gaza is a big mistake, calls are disturbing - editorial
Editing the news as Israel goes to war - comment
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Paradigm-changing murder
The loss of men like Shevach is a too dear price to pay for maintaining the status quo.
The good old days
‘It is at one and the same time a page of history and wrapping for tomorrow’s fish. It reflects society and thus is used for years after by social and political historians as a picture of its times’
August 17: Utterly amazed
Read today's letters.
Hands off women conscripts
Just this past week activists posted a large billboard- looking ad alongside the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway, which claims that Israel is stronger without mixed units.
Editor's Notes: It's time people realize there are alternatives to Netanyahu
Israel existed (and even thrived) before Netanyahu, and will continue to do so after him.
Editor's Notes: Behind the lines of jihad
Europe, Souad Mekhennet explained, continues to live in a state of denial.
Editor's Notes: A pre-storm bear hug
The general assessment in Jerusalem is that this is just the beginning.
JPost Editorial: Trump’s vision of peace
Will Palestinian leaders take Trump’s advice and stop glorifying terrorists?
JPost Editorial: Tempest in tea pot?
Legitimate criticism should be limited to policy. The attacks against Gorka and others in the administration are something else: political mudslinging.
Lessons of nations
Jews have a moral right to political sovereignty and they have a moral obligation to protect the rights of minorities.