Category: JPost Op-Eds

In a world with blurred identities, how should we tackle antisemitic and antizionist attacks? | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The world will denounce historical antisemitism but will engage in contemporary antisemitic conspiracy theories. | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Amid Syria’s shifting power dynamics, what’s next for Israel and the Middle East?| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

#LetThemGoNow sends the clearest message to bring the hostages home.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Israelis shouldn’t be held prisoner in their country because of unfair airline monopolies. | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

How TikTok and Instagram are shaping Gen Z’s sympathy for Palestine and igniting campus protests.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Join Gil Troy as he addresses Zionist dreams, unity, and challenges post-October 7 at his book launch.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The dramatic changes in Syria harm Iran’s strategic assets in the region, including the Al-Bukamal border crossing between Iraq and Syria.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Programs in Israel have always been important, particularly long-term ones, but their importance has been magnified tenfold this past year.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The discovery process will reveal whether Drake’s claims hold enough water to tip the scales.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Students will work with their respective communities to provide small micro-loans to struggling commercial ventures across Israel. | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Thanks to the integration of these technologies, Israel managed to neutralize threats on the two main fronts of the current war – Hamas and Hezbollah – within just a few months.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The private sector, nonprofits, and individuals all have roles to play in Israel’s recovery.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

In today’s world, branding isn’t just about looking good – it’s about being understood, remembered, and trusted.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

Gratitude keeps us rooted, helping us appreciate the simple beauty that surrounds us.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The misuse of Raphael Lemkin’s name is not a minor concern but a critical issue that underscores the need to preserve the moral and intellectual foundations of genocide prevention.| Read More JPost.com –...

With the Trump administration soon to assume power in Washington, the ceasefire deal in Lebanon could be the first indication that the ayatollahs’ days are numbered.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

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The cloud of 2024 is more than a technology platform; it’s a business transformation engine. Tomorrow’s game-changers in cloud computing are already here – they’re just not evenly distributed yet.| Read More JPost.com –...

Duke University stands at a crossroads. It can either stand up for truth and justice or allow itself to be complicit in the rise of antisemitism on its campus.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

I have vivid memories of my own departure from Germany with the Kindertransport on July 25, 1929, almost one month before the outbreak of World War II. | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

The attempts of Ministry officials to censure criticism of their decisions to fund UNRWA have now become a larger issue about transparency and accountability in government.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

For thirty years, since Yasser Arafat took power in 1994, the PA has been supporting terror against innocent Jews around the world. | Read More JPost.com – Opinion 

President Biden’s pardon of Hunter Biden was a justified response to politically pressured prosecutions of minor gun and tax charges.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion