Cary Nelson My first acquaintance with The Jewish Quarterly came by way of a miniature treasure—small in dimensions but towering in scope—that arrived in my mailbox after I ordered it from Yivo: The Rudashevski Diary. Just 204 pages of a…
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Saudi Crown Prince MBS in Washington — A US Model for Gaza and the Middle East
Saudi Crown Prince MBS in Washington — A New US Model for Gaza and the Middle East. On Tuesday, November 18, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will arrive in Washington. This is not a routine diplomatic visit. It may mark the beginning…
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Why State-Level Partnerships May Define Israel’s Next Era of Allies
America’s Midwest is emerging as an unlikely but increasingly important partner to Israel. Here is why that matters. When conversations turn to Israel’s global partnerships, attention usually lands on Washington, New York, Silicon Valley, or…
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What should we do about Bibi?
One of the most common discussions I have with friends and acquaintances in Israel and in the US starts with the question “Will Bibi win the next election?” Sometimes, the conversations start with the claim that “Bibi will be the next…
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It’s not over- waiting to breathe
Three people whose lives were cut short by evil, just for being here. But it’s “just” three. Can’t we say it’s done? Three, each one a world. Three, each picture and name engraved on our minds and hearts. One is not Jewish. We mourn…
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Israel: Heart of Asian geopolitical realignments
Israel: Heart of Asian geopolitical realignments? The world’s attention remains focused on the competition between China and the United States, but Israel, which is often seen as a “peripheral,” is quietly changing Asia’s strategic balance. The…
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Rubio Voices Optimism as US Pushes for Swift UN Approval of Gaza Plan
Washington is pressing ahead with an all-out diplomatic drive to secure United Nations Security Council authorization for the proposed International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza—an initiative the administration views as central to…
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Forecasting of Starmer’s Exit Strategy: When Incompetence and Conspiracy Collide
“Prediction that Starmer will call a General Election if he is challenged. Will The Deep state will offer him a plum job?” What was once a fringe meme now captures Britain’s unsettled political zeitgeist: exhausted, distrustful, and…
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Chaye Sarah – Is Death Really the End?
While discussing the topic of death, a very good friend of mine, who is over 80 years old, said to me: “I hope that I will slip out of life in a second without me being aware of it. And I will be gone. And…
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Can we truly expect the BBC to be impartial?
It is depressing to think that none of us were particularly surprised by the revelations by the Telegraph newspaper that the BBC was biased in its reporting. Yet, the document’s findings are chilling. It singles out an episode of Panorama,…
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