The war currently waged by Israel and the United States against Iran appears, at first glance, to testify to a deep and strategic alliance between the two countries – an almost ‘intimate bond’, as government spokespeople in Jerusalem…
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The Blogs: Win Friends and Influence People (Ki Tisah) | Ben-Tzion Spitz
“Remember that a man’s name is to him the sweetest and most important sound in any language.” -Dale Carnegie, How to Win Friends and Influence People
Dale Carnegie, in his bestselling book quoted above, posits the importance of calling…
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The Blogs: Before the Chains: The Story That Made Slavery Thinkable | Ed Gaskin
Slavery did not begin with ships, chains, or markets.
It began with a story.Long before Africans were enslaved in large numbers, Africa itself had to be reimagined—as backward, primitive, ahistorical, and not yet fully human. That…
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The Blogs: Is Chabad responsible for the war? Yes, but not the way Tucker Carlson means it | Uriel Vigler
I thought being pulled over with an unknowingly suspended license was bad a couple of weeks ago, but this week takes the cake. It has been the craziest week imaginable.
We were hosting eight severely wounded IDF soldiers in New Jersey for one…
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The Blogs: The History of Rabbinic Judaism | Israel Drazin
The fifth weekly biblical portion in Deuteronomy is Shoftim, “Judges.” The rabbis who were descendants of the ancient Pharisees viewed this portion as supporting the Pharisees’ views, rather than those of the Sadducees. The ancient…
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The Blogs: A Wider War? Don’t Believe It | Clifford Rieders
The view from the Middle East is a lot different than what we read on social media or from the Western press.
The talking points in the Western press are that Israel attacked poor innocent Iran causing a conflagration in the Middle East which…
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The Blogs: Starting a war in Iran was a mistake. But once begun — the job must be finished | Tzvi Gottlieb
1. Launching a war against Iran was a mistake, at this moment and under these circumstances. Even the assassination of Khamenei, an arch-terrorist who deserves death, was strategically wrong at this stage.
2. Iran was already at a point of…
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The Blogs: Ki Tisa: The Process of Processing | David Lemmer
Have you ever found yourself playing a game on your phone, like Candy Crush or Sudoku, for countless hours over a few days? If so, you would notice when you close your eyes or even go out to the street how your brain starts seeing everything…
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The Blogs: The window is open. Israel must lock in a new regional architecture now. | Aviram Bellaishe
Israel has created the rarest condition in Middle Eastern politics: a moment when adversaries recalculate. That moment has a half-life. And someone else is already counting down. Converting it into a diplomatic architecture is not optional….
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Israeli Rampage and Ice Breaker missiles wreak havoc in Iran
The missiles are effective at ranges between 150 and 300 kilometers.
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