Shin Bet must protect Eisenkot before political violence brings Israel another tragedy - editorial
Providing Eisenkot with security before the election is the best way to ensure the country does not endure another devastating national tragedy.
Settler violence: Not a fringe problem, but a national security threat - editorial
Settler violence threatens more than law and order, it risks undermining Israel’s security, diplomatic position, and relations with allies.
Diplomacy becomes essential national security tool to combat Turkey's growing strength- editorial
Recent strikes raise an uncomfortable question about the US-supervised “joint fusion mechanism” that Israel, Syria, and the United States agreed on and what it accomplished.
Israel must investigate itself: IDF accountability strengthens the country - editorial
An army governed by law must be capable of determining when a mistake was understandable, when negligence occurred, and when a line was crossed.
Transferring West Bank enforcement from IDF to police is a mistake without a plan - editorial
Katz has spoken about the transfer as though the fundamental decision has already been made, while the institutions expected to carry it out are still trying to determine whether it is workable.
US-Hamas channel has value, but only if terrorists disappear from Gaza’s future - editorial
Washington has found value in talking directly to Hamas, but those contacts will only serve Israel’s interests if they lead to disarmament, destroyed tunnels, and Hamas’s removal from Gaza’s future.
Mamdani fans flames of antisemitism by pairing false allyship with anti-Israel rhetoric - editorial
As long as the mayor continues to spew his accusations of “horrific genocide” against Israel and refuses to condemn phrases like “globalize the intifada,” he’s part of the problem, not the solution.
Israel cannot wait forever for peace as Iran rapidly rebuilds its missile program - editorial
Iran is rebuilding its military faster than Israel expected as diplomacy stalls, raising the cost of every month that passes without an agreement to curb Tehran.
Settler violence rises, Israelis, foreigners question the cost of government inaction - editorial
When Israelis go to the polls in October, one of the primary questions they need to ask themselves is whether they want a government that will continue to allow extremism to run unfettered.
The Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference returns to Jerusalem
