Retiring IDF Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee did his job with a rare blend of authority and humanity
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Almost irreplaceable: The face of the IDF in the Arab world
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Israel’s New Tax Reform for Olim: A Strategic Moment for Global Jewish Investors
While much of the global conversation about Israel still revolves around security and politics, the country’s economy continues to demonstrate resilience, adaptability, and long-term strength. The new tax reform unveiled this week by Finance…
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The Mamdani Moment — and What It Says About Us
Jewish unity held this week—but our real test lies in the smaller battles ahead. Beneath Zohran Mamdani’s polished rhetoric lies something unmistakably darker: a politics steeped in antisemitism, however elegantly he dresses it up. His…
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When the Fires of Hate Burn, Jews Come Home
In a world where antisemitism once again walks boldly through city streets, this passage, an excerpt from my book Fire of Faith: What the October 7 War Taught Us About God and Israel by P. Mordechai, reminds us that every wave of hatred has been…
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When Laughter Becomes Diplomacy: Geopolitical Arena of Power and Peril of Satire
When Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky — once a television comedian — stood before the US Congress in wartime, the symbolism was striking. A former satirist, now head of state, embodied a truth of the 21st century: in politics, comedy…
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Nigeria’s Christians Are Suffering More Than the World Can Imagine
I called Nigeria from Tokyo yesterday evening and spoke with my friend, Evangelist Joseph. That short conversation left me deeply shaken. The situation of Christians in Nigeria is far more serious than most of us can imagine. Many of us only know…
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When Our Children Hide Their Stars, It’s Gone Too Far
Across the political spectrum, antisemitism is spreading, and when our children start to hide their Judaism, it’s time to speak out. In my eighth-grade Israel class, something has changed. Students who once wore their Jewish stars or kippot…
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Partnership-Based Giving to Strengthen Israel
The High Holidays are traditionally a time when Israeli non-profit organizations reach out to their local and international supporters and try to garner financial support for the New Year. These campaigns are important, actually, crucial, for the…
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Between Alliance and Sovereignty
Why Israel’s friendship with America will not blur its red lines on Turkey Israel’s alliance with the United States remains unshakable – but sovereignty means drawing lines even friends must respect. Turkey is where those lines now run…
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Sarah, In Her Own Words (At Least As I Imagine Them)
I was not born to be a footnote. I was born abrasive as a spice jar — keep me on the shelf and I will season the whole kitchen. If you want to know my story, listen to me: I am Sarah. I will tell…
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