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The Blogs: Are Italian PM Meloni and DM Crosetto on the same page regarding Iran? | Giovanni Giacalone
On the night of March 12, an Italian military base in Iraqi Kurdistan was struck by an Iranian airstrike that destroyed an army vehicle, though no injuries were reported, the Italian Defense Ministry said Thursday morning. The ministry…
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The Blogs: Turning Resilience into a National Resource | Lavi Zamir
For over two weeks, Israel has awoken again to the sounds of war: Sirens, rushing to bomb shelters, and the distant flashes of explosions have become an unwelcome part of our reality once more.
In times like these, it is natural for our minds…
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The Blogs: Queues of Gold: Crisis and the Practice of Belonging | Alexandra Ell
Earlier this week, I spoke with someone I had known in another lifetime, back when I lived in South Korea. We have not met for two decades, yet across years and continents, we have remained in touch, and as we talked, the winter of 1998…
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The Blogs: ‘Absorbing the Risk’ Vayakhel – Pekudei – HaChodesh 5786 | Ari Sacher
The story of the construction of the Tabernacle (Mishkan) is one of the most remarkable moments in the Torah. A nation that only recently left slavery is tasked to build a sanctuary. The materials required are vast [Shemot 35:5-9]: Gold,…
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The Blogs: Tucker Carlson, Hitler would be proud of you | Mike Evans
You keep saying, over and over, that you are not an antisemite. And you’re right, you’re not an antisemite. You’re the antisemite.
Many years ago, I met with the former president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He told me he hates…
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The Blogs: The Fraud of Deflection – Article 2 | Grant Arthur Gochin
Lithuania’s commemoration of Lithuanian rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust does not stand alone. It performs a function. It directs attention toward the few who saved Jews and away from the much larger fact that Lithuania was one of the…
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The Blogs: The Book of Bibi: A Purim Story | Steven Laufer
And it came to pass in the days of Donald Trump – the Donald Trump who reigned from Florida to Alaska over fifty states – that in those days when President Trump sat in the White House which was in Washington, the capital. In the fifth…
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The Blogs: Spielbergian Sharks’ Preservation in a Noir Netflixed Stream | Gershon Hepner
Micronesia, saving sharks,
is establishing sea parks.
It’s not their jaws grotesque with grins
that endangers sharks. Their fins
provoke the jihad against jaws
by predatory pescavores.
Mankind now threatens all our planet,
though for…
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The Blogs: From Lab to Life: Spare Parts for People | Shlomo Maital
From Lab to Life: Spare Parts for People
By Shlomo Maital
3D Printing of an Ear (depositphotos.com) Last Sunday, March 8, was International Women’s Day – a day when we celebrate the achievements of amazing women and their…
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