I am a North Georgia native, and my first encounter with a visible symbol of white supremacy came in late elementary school. I remember the moment clearly because I was deep into a Civil War novel, Across Five Aprils, and had begun to…
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The Blogs: The Price of Palestine: Greenland and the New Statecraft | Grant Arthur Gochin
When governments recognize sovereignty before borders, security arrangements, or governance are resolved, they do not merely acknowledge reality—they manufacture it. Recognition becomes the engine of outcomes rather than their…
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The Blogs: Iran’s Theocracy is Already Over – It Just Hasn’t Fallen Yet. | Tim Orr
I can still see myself as a ten-year-old boy watching Walter Cronkite on the evening news and counting the days Americans were held hostage during the Iranian Revolution. At that time, Iran was not just an idea; it came into American homes every…
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The Blogs: Intellectual Dishonesty | Kenneth Cohen
In my career as rabbi, I have often been challenged by students who were turned off by their respective schools. Their complaint is that they were not taught subjects that inspire. All they learned were Halachic prohibitions that became very…
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The Blogs: R. Alkalai on Jewish settlement and political independence in the Land of Israel | Shlomo Pereira
JEWISH MOMENTS IN THE LAND OF ISRAEL
1834
R. Yehudah Alkalai publishes his first book on
Jewish settlement and political independence in the Land of IsraelR. Yehudah Alkalai, a fervent advocate for Jewish return to the Land of Israel, was one…
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The Blogs: Mamdani’s Socialism: A Kremlin Punchline | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
History has a brutal sense of irony, and last week it surfaced in a tweet from Kirill Dmitriev, a Kremlin power broker close to Vladimir Putin. Addressing New York politician Zohran Mamdani, Dmitriev delivered a line that should have stopped…
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The Blogs: Why Israel Matters in the Critical Minerals Race | Josh Kram
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Since President Trump took office, securing reliable access to critical minerals has been elevated as a core pillar of U.S. foreign policy and national security strategy. Critical minerals are the essential raw…
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The Blogs: This Is Not the End of Jewish Life. It’s the Moment That Will Define It | Anchelle Perl
Jewish Life Is Facing a Reckoning — and That’s Not a Bad Thing
Now Is A Time of Clarification, Not Collapse
By Rabbi Anchelle Perl
At moments of pressure, societies often mistake exposure for erosion. When things become uncomfortable,…
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The Blogs: Street Tefillah | Elisha Fine
I lead a Jewish street art movement that took shape in the months following October 7, 2023. Together with a partner and a small team, I printed and distributed more than 400,000 Kidnapped stickers after the hostage poster movement began to…
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The Blogs: Novi God: Heirlooms from a place that no longer exists | Meir Gorodskoy
When January comes around, seasonal depression accelerates into the anxiety of self-improvement and its anticipated failure.
For millions of post-Soviet people around the world, Novi God is a kind of antithesis to the cooperative delusions of…
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