Now that the rest of the remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin z”l have finally returned home, it is important to remember that Hadar already has a burial place in Israel, and this will in fact be the second burial, as the rest of his remains…
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Lt. Hadar Goldin’s Second Funeral
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The BBC messes up, and Hadar Goldin comes home
The BBC’s huge mistake As long as they stuck to just maligning Israel, they got away with it. Israel was fair game. After all, throughout history the Jews have been targeted. So it was just more of the same. But they erred hugely by attacking…
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Faith Meets Facts: The Christian Media Summit’s Mission in a Misled World
By Junaid Qaiser In an age when misinformation travels faster than facts, the struggle for truth has become one of the defining challenges of our time. Nowhere is this more visible than in the narratives surrounding Israel — a country that, for…
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The Blogs: The truth about Zionism | Isaac Herzog
Fifty years ago today, my father, Chaim Herzog, then Israel’s ambassador to the UN and later the country’s sixth president, stood before the United Nations General Assembly to respond to the infamous resolution declaring that “Zionism…
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The Blogs: God Is Shutting Down the Diaspora | Yisroel Roll
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In May 1933, my grandmother and father (who was six years old), traveled by ship on the RMS Empress of Britain from Montreal to Europe and overland to Vienna, to ask my grandmother’s five sisters and brother to leave…
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The Blogs: The War of Words | Sabine Sterk
Words That Wound: How Israel’s Own Language Undermines Her Truth
Words matter. They shape perception, craft narratives, and influence how nations are seen by the world and by themselves. Israel, the world’s only Jewish state, is paying a…
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Responsibility, the Good Society, and the Renewed Covenant
Excerpt: Five years after the passing of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks zt”l, his call for shared responsibility and the building of a “good society” feels more urgent than ever. As world leaders gather at COP30, his moral vision reminds us that…
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The Blogs: Israel’s impossible ally and Trump’s dilemma | Gilles Touboul
The Israeli government’s refusal to allow a Turkish military presence in Gaza is not just a simple diplomatic incident: it marks the break between two powers once linked by strategic cooperation but separated by “incompatible” visions…
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The Blogs: Israel Today | Justine Johnston Hemmestad
Sadly, the Nameless One told me earlier this week that he thinks Israelis have grown used to living amidst a “certain degree of violence.” This frame of mind may help us to understand the concessions made by Israel in order to get the…
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Lot’s Daughters
After the destruction of Sodom and Amorah, we learn of the incident of Lot and his daughters. They believed that their father was the last man alive in the world. The Alshich depicted the actions of Lot’s daughters as an altruistic act. They…
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