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Jerusalem Post's talented team of journalists provides insight into their work presented in the opinion section. This section highlights the beliefs and values that experienced writers who are witnessing the Middle East turmoil unfold. Their first hand encounters with world leaders have shaped their opinions and world views to be shared on this page.

 A CHEVRON gas station sign in Encinitas, California: For legal professionals, the name Chevron is synonymous with an important legal doctrine – the Chevron deference doctrine, the writers point out.

The fall of Chevron: It may affect business regulation

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Embracing change: Learning how to mentally prepare for aliyah

By Dr. Liraz Margalit
 SLIHOT PRAYERS are recited ahead of Rosh Hashanah last year. ‘Among my patients, their families, and their teachers, the deluge of questions can be overwhelming at this time of year,’ says the writer.

Fear of heaven or pathological anxiety?

By JACOB L. FREEDMAN
US VICE PRESIDENT Kamala Harris is flanked by French President Emmanuel Macron and her national security advisor, Phil Gordon, during a briefing at NASA Headquarters in Washington, in 2022.

Kamala Harris’s alarming election campaign appointments

By ABRAHAM KATSMAN
 THE YOKNE’AM High-Tech Park, in Lower Galilee: Israel’s high-tech sector, bolstered by advances in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, is second to none, the writer asserts.

Doing business with Israel: The time is now

 CANADA’S FOREIGN MINISTER Melanie Joly attends an ASEAN meeting, in Vientiane, Laos, in July. She and her colleagues and supporters from Quebec seem to be imbibed with a caustic hatred of Israel, the writer charges.

Canada’s betrayal of Israel: 'Irresponsible and shameful'

 SEBASTIAN BACH with the Israeli musicians who participated in the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp.

Grapevine: Political Amnesia September 18, 2024

 Weight loss injections: Reducing sugar and increasing satiety.

Is there such a thing as a 'shortcut' in weight loss?

By ALAN FREISHTAT
 A demonstrator holds a placard as students from Columbia University protest outside the offices of University Trustees in New York City on May 7.

‘To resist the academic intifada’: Letters to my students on defending the Zionist dream

 HEZBOLLAH SUPPORTERS rally in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, in Beirut’s southern suburbs, last November. The writer calls for shifting international pressure away from Israel and redirecting it toward Hamas and Hezbollah.

Why the Hamas hostage deal won't bring peace

 A BILLBOARD overlooking a main street in Tehran shows assassinated Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh (left) and Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian.

Iran’s strategic evasion: The regime’s response to Haniyeh’s assassination

 Volker Turk United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights addresses the Human Rights Council on his report on the situation of human rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the obligation to ensure accountability and justice at the UN in Geneva, Switzerland,

The UN’s new Durban resolution is reinforcing racism

By Diana Krief , ANDRIA SPINDEL
 Jewish men pray during Tisha B'Av, at the Wall Western, in the Old City of Jerusalem, August 13, 2024

This year's Selichot are going to be tough. Get ready

 IDF soldiers from Division 162 operate in the Gaza Strip on September 12 2024.

Instead of focusing on unachievable goals, Israel should redefine the conflict

By MARK LAVIE/THE MEDIA LINE
 Demonstrators take part in a march in support of Palestinians in Gaza and to salute the slain Jordanian who shot and killed three Israeli civilians, according to the Israeli authorities, at the Allenby Bridge border crossing in the West Bank, in Amman, Jordan September 8, 2024.

Helping Jordan fend off its own threats is vital to Israel's interests and safety

 US SECRETARY of State Antony Blinken meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People, in Beijing, earlier this year.

A 'Beijing-Washington' hotline is crucial for preventing tensions among the superpowers

By JESSE WEINBERG , OFIR DAYAN
 A MAN lights a candle next to a picture of the late Hersh Goldberg-Polin adorned with flowers, in Tel Aviv last week.

The strength of Hersh and his family compels us all. We can all learn from them

By JOSIAH McGEE
 US DEMOCRATIC VICE presidential nominee and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks at an election campaign event in Superior, Wisconsin, on Saturday. His remarks disregard the harsh realities faced by Israeli citizens, the writer argues.

Israel's allies must take on the task of countering and dismantling forces of terror

By AVI ABELOW
 PROTESTERS GATHER at the entrance of Columbia University, which adorned to welcome students for convocation, in New York City, last month. US politicians must state publicly that they will pull funding from universities that do not protect Jewish students, the writer asserts.

Orthodox leaders need to stand in support of pro-Israel politicians, right or left

By HARRY KOZLOVSKY
 Democratic presidential nominee, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a presidential debate with Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump, hosted by ABC in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., September 10, 2024

The Harris-Trump presidential debate: What did it mean for Israel?

 US REPUBLICAN vice presidential nominee Senator JD Vance speaks in Phoenix, Arizona, earlier this month.

It's time for American Jews to make a rational choice in the upcoming elections

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