When I am asked what I do and respond that I work in senior services, specifically long term care and assisted living, I am often greeted by the same reaction, “Oh, I could never do that, it is just too sad.” No matter how many times,…
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The Blogs: The Evolution of Israel–Somaliland Diplomatic Contacts | Mohamed Osman
From Early Recognition to Formal Relations: The Evolution of Israel–Somaliland Diplomatic Contacts
The history of diplomatic engagement between Israel and Somaliland reflects a gradual progression from early recognition to sustained…
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The Blogs: Who is our Esther in this Modern Purim Story? | Francine M. Gordon
Francine M. Gordon is an artist/activist, originally from Northeast Ohio, now based in New York City with deep roots in Jerusalem and throughout Israel. From November 2010 through November 2016, through The Sacred Rights, Sacred…
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The Blogs: Fear and kidney failure. In wartime. | Alan Abrams
I’m on dialysis. During a war. It’s making me afraid.
Luckily, I don’t have to leave my home to do my type of dialysis. And I can even move around my apartment while I’m doing it. But what I can’t do is leave the apartment to go to…
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The Blogs: Naming the Queen – Esther & Hadassah | Reuven Chaim Klein
After Achashverosh gets rid of his wife Vashti and begins the search for a new queen, the Scroll of Esther introduces the heroine of the Purim Story by stating that that a Jewish man named Mordechai lived in Shushan, and “he raised Hadassah…
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The Blogs: Rubio’s Iran Strike Rationale Raises More Questions Than Answers | William Keenan
Operation Epic Fury: Manufactured Imminence and the Erosion of Strategic Credibility
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent explanation of Operation Epic Fury has fundamentally reframed public understanding of why the United States entered…
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The Blogs: Spain’s Recognition Trap: Doctrine Exported, Doctrine Returned | Grant Arthur Gochin
Spain’s May 28, 2024 recognition of a Palestinian state was not a symbolic foreign policy gesture. It changed the rule Spain applies to sovereignty. In a prior article, I argued that this move weakened Spain’s position on Gibraltar by…
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The Blogs: YAD SARAH – A Pillar of Israeli Service Loses a Visionary Leader | Steve Shalot
Grassroots organizations and NGOs reflect the true strength of Israel and the global Jewish community, particularly in times of crisis and war. Few volunteer organizations exemplify this more clearly than Yad Sarah, founded in 1976 by Rabbi Uri…
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Incredible
Israel is now ready to finish off Hezbollah. This according to the IDF Chief of Staff. Iran’s regime is in tatters. A fearsome enemy of the Jews, and of all humanity, is being eliminated. Arab states, attacked by Iran, are now ready to join the…
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The Blogs: India-Israel Ties Enter a New Strategic Phase | Sajal Jain
Tel Aviv embraces excitement, on February 25, 2026 under a clear sky. The leader of world’s largest democracy, the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed at Ben Gurion International Airport greeted by a heartfelt hug from Israeli Prime…
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