When Taylor Swift: The End of an Era premiered on Disney+ in December 2025, it was meant to serve as a reflective conclusion to the most successful concert tour in modern music history. Instead, the documentary became an unexpected cultural…
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The Blogs: Pedro Sánchez: Corruption as a Governing Method | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
Pedro Sánchez did not enter La Moncloa through reform or merit, but through the weaponization of morality. Anti-corruption was never a principle—it was a tool. In June 2018, he exploited the Gürtel ruling to depose Mariano Rajoy,…
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The Blogs: What Some ‘Jewish Academics’ Have in Common With Yasser Arafat | Paul Mendlowitz
The Obsession with Separating Judaism, the Zionist State from Zionism
There is a peculiar spectacle unfolding in some areas of Western intellectual life: a cadre of self-described Jewish academics straining, contorting, and moralizing to…
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The Blogs: The Power of God: Thoughts on the Last Two Years | Moshe Grussgott
- The Power of God in His Land
Zhou Enlai, the Foreign Minister of China, was reportedly once asked his opinion about the French Revolution, which had taken place two centuries earlier. “It’s too soon to tell”, he responded. We sit now…
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The Blogs: The strange death of Nuno Loureiro | Rafael Baptista
His colleagues described him as a beacon of hope. Portuguese newspapers stumbled upon his story by chance. The scientific community was shaken to its core. The political establishment in Portugal set aside a minute for him — a single,…
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The Blogs: The Rebbe Won: Jewish Pride After Bondi | Mijal Bitton
In the aftermath of the terror attack at Bondi Beach—where a jihadi father and son murdered fifteen Jews celebrating Hanukkah—grief spread across Jewish communities everywhere.
As the details emerged, the heartbreak deepened and the…
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The Blogs: Miketz: Dinah’s Pain to Brothers’ Peace | Ben Lazarus
Every Friday night, many Jewish parents place their hands on their children’s heads for one of the most tender moments of the week.
For daughters, the blessing is based on a high degree of logic: we invoke the Matriarchs – Sarah, Rivka,…
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The Blogs: Two Lone Star States: Texas and Israel Are Forging the Next Era of Innovation | Winslow Swart
There’s a reason people call Israel the Startup Nation. And increasingly, there’s a reason people are calling Texas the Startup State. Both are places where bold ideas scale fast, where frontier challenges spark frontier solutions, and…
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The Blogs: When “Never Again” Rings Hollow | Ettie Kryksman
Jews in Australia, were shot down because they dared to openly celebrate the Jewish holiday of Chanukah, reminding us, yet again, that those who sought to annihilate the Jewish people in ancient times are still at large in modern times. The…
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The Blogs: “Hishtadlut” | Kenneth Cohen
Parshat Mikeitz begins by telling us that Pharoah’s dreams occurred exactly two years after the butler was released. This was meant to be a hint that Yosef was forced to stay in prison an extra two years, because he put too much faith in…
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