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Your Consciousness Diet, Between the Lion’s Roar and Absolute Sobriety

While Israeli Air Force jets sweep across the skies of Iran, another battle is unfolding at home, quieter but no less decisive, the battle over our consciousness. We are…

When retrospective books are written in the future about the current war in Iran, it will be seen to have been a historic – perhaps revolutionary – watershed in military history. Not because of an air war leading (hopefully) to the…

The hounds search for him on every street,
And the hawks keep watch from the skies.
Is he alive, or is he dead?
Conscious or unconscious?

By faith he is alive,but by sight he is dead.
The sun waits for his shadow
to peer into its presence,
And the…

America made regime change work reasonably well in Iran in 1953. It can do so again, if it admits what many Iranians – perhaps most – are openly saying nowadays: that it was right in 1953, the Shah was a great era for Iran, and while…

There is some questioning as to the reason why the Melacha of kindling a fire, was written separately from the other thirty-eight constructive acts that were forbidden on Shabbat.

It seems that it was almost prophetic as to why kindling a…

Operation Epic Fury Has Exposed the Catastrophic Gap Between Defence Spending and Defence Capability

The United Kingdom has, depending on the source, the world’s fifth- or sixth-largest defence budget. In the 2024/25 financial year, Britain…

There are moments in history when a civilization faces a threat so clear that one assumes the public must understand it. Yet again and again, democratic societies drift in a fog of distraction while danger gathers beyond the horizon. The…

When I leave my office at a Jewish nonprofit at night, there is sometimes a moment when I pause before opening the door.

Outside, the parking lot is quiet. The building behind me is full of Jewish life—children who played and sang…

My beloved friend Avraham Beard worked for the legendary advertiser Colin Millward as a marketing creator. When Avraham brought him an idea, Millward would simply look at it and either nod or shake his head. If he shook it, it meant Avraham…