Editor notes
Editor's Notes: We asked the IDF about two Gaza strikes. We’re still waiting
I believe the IDF is the most humane army in the world. We should challenge it with the fullest record we can provide, accepting that some of what we publish will be painful.
Editor's Notes: Germany’s ‘good Jews’ thought they were safe, New York should pay attention
Editor's Notes: Israel just met the America that comes after Trump - comment
Editor's Notes: High Court ruling on women in tanks deepens religious divide in IDF - comment
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: Triumph of debate
The packed day brought into focus the fact that Israel and American Jewry don’t always see eye to eye.
Editor's Notes: A war or an operation?
It will be interesting to see what the courts decide on this issue, mostly because Israel itself had trouble deciding what to call the fighting through the summer of 2014.
The cost of freedom on Israel's 69th birthday
There was a time not too long ago when we knew what it meant to be helpless.
Editor's Notes: Why we are hosting Sebastian Gorka
The role of a newspaper is not to shy away from tough issues. It is to embrace them.
Is Tikkun Olam the right Jewish national narrative?
Tikkun olam is an important piece of our national story, but we should not forget the core of the Jewish people’s narrative – an ancient nation that returned to its historic homeland.
JPost Editorial: Construction safety
Contractors resist change, claiming that strengthening safety measures on building sites would cut into their bottom line.
Why can't Israel's PM say 'God bless Israel'?
Politics need to be stripped of religion. When that happens, people will be able to enjoy the basic rights every democracy is meant to provide its citizens.