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The Blogs: Modi in Israel Amid US Iran Tensions: The Axis, IMEC and the Path to Great Power | Rafi Glick
Image:Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during Modi’s 2017 visit to Israel, marking a milestone in a partnership that continues to shape regional alignments and emerging trade… -

The Blogs: Thank Goodness for Tucker Carlson | David-Seth Kirshner
For years, congregants, colleagues and friends would lambaste me for my affiliation with the Democratic party. As if wearing that pin of a donkey on my coat lapel was a badge of embarrassment and anti-Zionism.
Calling me anti-Zionist is…
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The Blogs: Purim: The Courage to Exist | Mansoor H. Laghari
Purim Through My Eyes: Why This Jewish Story Matters to Me as a Muslim
I was not born Jewish.
I was born Muslim, in Pakistan, into a political family that understood persecution firsthand. My father spent 27 years in prison for his beliefs….
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The Blogs: Huckabee’s Comments, Trump’s Silence, and the Erosion of Trust | William Keenan
The uproar surrounding US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee’s recent comments is not merely a diplomatic embarrassment; it is a revealing indicator of the structural limits facing the Trump administration’s ability to reassure Arab and…
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The Blogs: Neo-Nazi Hate Groups Flourish in Ontario, Canada | Joanne Cohen
While much of our attention is understandably focused on anti-Israel and far left pro-terrorist organizations advocating in Canada and marginalizing Jewish and Israeli Canadians, we are sadly also victimized by far right neo-Nazi hate groups…
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The Blogs: History On Repeat, from The Dayton Leader | Justine Johnston Hemmestad
President Trump says Iran has approximately 10 days to reach a deal with the US or face an “unfortunate” outcome, as Washington intensifies pressure on Tehran over its advancing nuclear program and its regional actions.
His…
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Discovery in Israel Rewrites the Story of Humanity’s First Exodus From Africa
While the present-day news cycle can often feel exhausting and impossible to keep up with, you might think that not much news can emerge from two million years ago. But you would be wrong. In a whirlwind of discoveries, researchers are rewriting…
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The Blogs: From Defensive to Proactive: Shifting the Paradigm for Combating Antisemitism | Jessica Feldan
In every corner of our global society, a sobering reality is emerging: Antisemitism is no longer a distant or isolated prejudice. It is a pervasive and persistent threat.
The American Jewish Committee’s recent survey found that 91% of…
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The Blogs: Consolidation is reshaping cybersecurity, just not everywhere | Michael Coen
AI generated For years, cybersecurity buying followed a simple pattern of finding a gap and adding a tool. The result? Stacks filled with overlapping products, weak integrations, and security teams juggling dashboards instead of…
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The Blogs: Jeremiah: His Life, Times, and Traditions | David Ramati
Introduction
Jeremiah (born after 650 BCE in Anathoth, Judah; died c. 570 BCE in Egypt) was a Hebrew prophet whose ministry spanned one of the most turbulent eras in the ancient Near East. As noted in your source, he helped his people…
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