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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Rubio Voices Optimism as US Pushes for Swift UN Approval of Gaza Plan
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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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Unnatural loss: Our permanent pain
Among the losses of loved ones that all of us are destined to suffer in our lifetimes, the most “permanent” loss is that of a child or even a grandchild. This is an “unnatural” loss. What does an “unnatural” loss mean? Most people go…
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New Database Reveals Startling Extent of Rome’s Roads: We Only Know 3%
The ancient Romans did get about. At its largest, under Emperor Trajan, their empire covered about 5 million square kilometers (2 million square miles) – half the size of the United States, including Alaska. Part of the secret behind the…
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Israel’s Fight for Real Peace
The Elusive Promise of Peace Golda Meir once said: “Peace will come when the Arabs love their children more than they hate us.” Her words remain painfully relevant today. Time and again, Israel has extended its hand in peace, only to be met…
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Infertility: Between Privacy and Empathy
“Are you a Kohen, Levy, or Yisrael?” This question is familiar to anyone who has walked into a new synagogue and has been noticed. The Gabay responsible for calling people up to the Torah would like to know if the new arrival in their…
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Reclaiming Israel: Why the Next Gen Must Hear the Bible, Not the Commentators
The modern Church has quietly surrendered one of the most important theological battles of our time: the biblical meaning of Israel. Into that silence, secular commentators like have stepped with confidence and influence espousing a hatred for…
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Oct. 7 “Forever”: An Epigenetic Disaster
Oct. 7, 2023 was very bad news for Israel. Over the past few decades, psychologists around the world have come to a greater understanding of the traumatic mental effects of war on combatants and victims. Unfortunately, the phenomenon doesn’t…
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