I just watched the recently released clip of former hostage Eliya Cohen returning home by helicopter. As he landed at the hospital in Israel, it felt like another breath of oxygen returning to the nation. For months, Israelis, Jews, and…
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The Blogs: Event Celebrates Tu Bishvat with Tree Planting in São Paulo | Silas Anastacio
In partnership with the São Paulo City Hall and with the support of CONIB, Wizo, Beth-El, and KKL Brazil, a special event celebrating life — Tu Bishvat — was held on Sunday morning, February 22, with the planting of trees at Praça…
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The Blogs: AI and the Governance of Capital | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
For much of modern economic history, income has been tied to effort. Labour generated wages; capital generated returns; human judgment mediated risk. However, Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to alter that relationship, not by…
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The Blogs: How to Debunk a Lie That’s Better Than the Truth | Craig Frank
Otherwise titled: Reducing the algorithmic advantage of conspiratorial antisemitism and antizionism.
Trying to correct a viral antisemitic or antizionist falsehood online is an Alice-in-Wonderland experience. Despite posting evidence,…
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The Blogs: When Scripture Stabilized Hierarchy | Ed Gaskin
Once humanity is graded, hierarchy must be moralized.
Intellectual systems alone do not sustain inequality. They must be justified. They must be framed as not merely functional, but faithful.
By the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, as…
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The Blogs: Recognition-First: Somaliland’s Strategic Playbook for 2026 | Mohamed Osman
Defining National Interest
National interest is the guiding principle of a state’s foreign policy, encompassing its core objectives—security, economic stability, sovereignty, and ideological values. These interests shape diplomatic,…
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The Blogs: The King and the Scroll: What Happens When Accountability Disappears | Bruce D. Forman
The Torah didn’t command the king to carry the law because kings are naturally inclined to follow it. It commanded it precisely because they aren’t.
The king of Israel was required to write his own Torah scroll and keep it with him at all…
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The Blogs: Your Vacuum Cleaner is a Double Agent – The Zero-Day Exploit Sucks | Yosef Eitan
Note: This article discusses a real vulnerability reported in popular media, but we do not name specific manufacturers or brands. Several companies produce smart devices with similar features, and the risks described are generic to…
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Trump administration files lawsuit against UCLA, saying it failed to protect Jewish and Israeli employees
The Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday accusing the leadership of UCLA of allowing an antisemitic work environment on campus, intensifying the Trump administration’s long-running scrutiny of the Los…
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Editorial Cartoon- State of The Universe Address
Editorial Cartoon- State of The Universe Address
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