The Israeli defense electronics company’s share price has quadrupled in the past two years.
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$40b Elbit becomes Israel’s most valuable co
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The Blogs: In the Middle of a War | Clifford Rieders
It is my practice on Fridays, before the onset of Shabbat, to send a message to everyone in the office. I try to be at least a little bit inspiring and encouraging. In this pre-Shabbat message, I simply said: “Pray for peace, but pass…
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The Blogs: The Two True US War Goals | Ira Straus
- End the Islamist regime. Transfer full power to the pro-Western opposition that represents the majority of Iranians. Turn over to it:
- the regular military
- all government structures
- all the informal structures of totalitarian control –…
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The Blogs: Seven Seventy | Esther Feinstein
The Crash
I held my breath: “My son, where are you?” I thought. “Are you still alive? Are you still here in the world of the living? A world for impact, giving, and elevating?” I sighed, but not from relief but a feeling of pure pain….
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The Blogs: Regarding Senator Chris Van Hollen at J Street Calling AIPAC ‘Not Pro-American’ | Michael J. Lewis
“I will tell you that AIPAC may call itself pro-American. They may call themselves pro-Israel. But they are neither. They have been a very destructive influence. And it is time to call them out. And the American people are catching on.”…
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The Blogs: Exclusive Interview: The Voice of One Who Welcomes Islamic Refugees in Brazil | Silas Anastacio
I conducted an exclusive interview with a pastor who works in the care and support of Muslim refugees in Brazil. For security reasons and to preserve his identity, he will be identified only by the initials RMB.
Below is a brief résumé…
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The Blogs: A Wake-Up Call from Iran to the Muslim World | Soraya M. Deen
I write this from a religious freedom conference convened by Empower Women Media, led by Iranian-American advocate Shirin Taber and Lebanese-American leader Astrid Hajjar. The Iranian voices in that room were not whispering — they were…
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The Blogs: What really happened in the village of Qaryut? | Hanan Amuir
An incident that took place earlier this week between the Jewish community of Shiloh and the Palestinian village of Qaryut in the Binyamin region reveals a great deal about Palestinian propaganda and its servants in the Israeli press, as well…
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The Blogs: The Curious Being of Amalek | Joel Cohen
The brief story of Amalek is perhaps the oddest story in the Five Books of Moses.
Ostensibly, Amalek, whether a terrorist nation or a terrorist who led a nation, truly warrants total destruction. Indeed, the attack by Amalek on the Children…
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The Blogs: Suicidal Empathy: Normalizing the Iranian Regime | Erez Levin
In the post-World War II era, the international community established what were meant to be Universal Taboos. These were the “red lines” of civilization—boundaries so fundamental that their breach should invite immediate moral and…
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