Artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation are no longer experimental technologies. They are becoming the invisible infrastructure of daily life—powering logistics, healthcare diagnostics, financial decision‑making, manufacturing, and…
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Securing Democracy in the Post‑Labor Age
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Gaza Strategy: Post-name Metrics – 5
Part Five: Regional patrons and export under other brand names Hamas is not solely a local organisation. Its operational choices, media posture, and financial continuity reflect inputs from states and quasi-state actors that treat Gaza as one…
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A Rabbi’s failed attempt to clean up Holocaust distortion
On November 20, Thomas Rose, the U.S. ambassador to Poland, delivered a speech in Warsaw in which he categorized as a “historic injustice” and “grotesque falsehood” any suggestion that “Poland shares guilt for the barbaric crimes…
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Electromagnetic launch co Moonshot Space raises $12m
The Israeli company is developing an electromagnetic spacecraft launcher built like a rail track pointing to the sky.
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Closing Down a Wine Bar in the Negev: ‘We only have 30 Minutes’
In the few visits my father made to Israel over a two-year period, he mentioned Masada 499 times. But I only heard it the 500th, when my wife, Abby, nudged me to sit down and plan a trip for him. How many more trips do…
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Calling Bibi’s Bluff, for the Sake of the Country
Israel is intensively debating Prime Minister Netanyahu’s request for a Presidential pardon. I agree completely with the critics of this “request”, in terms of its transparent objective of enabling Bibi to escape accountability for his…
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When It Breaks
“Il y avait d’autres dieux, plus mystérieux et plus louches, plus insidieux et masqués, difficiles à identifier.” Romain Gary She’s so soft, so very hurt. But what erupts from Elinor’s mouth when she unties the black garbage bag –…
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Echoes Across Generations: Questioning Meeting a Nazi Executioner’s Heir
“I hope I am not making a mistake” I said to myself out loud an hour before a scheduled video call. Three months ago I received an email from a dear friend in Poland. One of the things she wrote about was this: “A glimmer…
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Is Another War with Hezbollah a Matter of Timing — or a Trigger?
In an era of renewed strength in southern Lebanon, two nervous systems — Israeli and Lebanese — are colliding. The real question is not whether escalation will occur, but how it will unfold. In Israel, we tend to view the southern front as…
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The Problematic Palestinian School Textbooks
The Palestinian Authority hopes to supplant Hamas as the governing power in the Gaza Strip and play a central role in the second phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan. This may be a bridge too far as matters stand today. The…
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