The right-wing Jewish extremists who boo everyone who wants to make compromises for peace, are every bit as dangerous as Jewish extremists on the hard left who also demand a one state solution -- a binational state that will cease being the homeland of the Jewish people.

I just listened to a version of "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by Amy Winehouse, may her memory be for a blessing. Every note, every better-than-perfect ...

The next Israel -- the Israel which will decide whether a truly democratic Jewish state can exist in this world -- is just beginning.

At the end of the day, many of us must need villains more than we need hope, real solutions and intellectual honesty. How inconvenient.

An editorial by Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief David Horovitz posits low expectations for success of the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian peace tal...

It is with American ears that revere the separation of church and state that we listen in awe to extreme religious happenings in the Middle East. Som...

It's not simply "hecklers" bothering White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and his family, visiting Israel and East Jerusalem for their 13-year-old ...

Following the publication of my opinion piece in the Jerusalem Post, I received feedback from friends, colleagues and officials. Some were supportive, while others were outright angry.

Playing the skillful political games of their Ottoman predecessors, Turkey's current masters present their country under various guises -- as European...

Fascism thrives on legality, it lawyers up every chance it gets, the better to use any institution of democracy to quietly and methodically corrupt and demolish every institution of democracy.

A Jerusalem museum has launched a project involving thousands of people who are hand-inscribing Bibles in their native languages, according to the Jer...

How long will Obama's self-declared mutual understanding between the U.S. and the Muslim world last? Political commentator Pepe Escobar discusses the possibilities.

Enraged by the abrasive tone of Turkey's condemnation of Israel's attack on Gaza, Israeli officials and Turkish analysts are now raising the possibility that Tel Aviv may retaliate.