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Israel’s decision to move toward formal recognition and deeper strategic engagement with Somaliland has been hailed in Jerusalem as a long-overdue geopolitical correction. Stable, cooperative, and sitting astride the Gulf of Aden,…

Humans almost went into extinction four times. The first time was around 150,000 years ago when the atmosphere became very dry right across the world, especially in central, eastern and southeastern Africa where all known humans lived. It’s…

Jewish Anti-Zionists are there for the attention, and the media fawn over them because they too realise they are an anomaly. They have become “useful idiots” in the current wave of antisemitism surging around the world.

They may mask…

The growing weight of sacrifice — and the troubling tone of the national debate.

As the newly formed United Nations debated the future of the British Mandate of Palestine, Zionist leader Chaim Weizmann warned that a state would not be…

What Israel Learned the Hard Way about Safety

There is an uncomfortable truth many people prefer to ignore. Some of the safest systems in the world were not born out of idealism or luxury but out of bloodshed trauma and relentless trial and…

For decades, Israeli policy was guided by a powerful assumption: land could be exchanged for peace.

Territory in exchange for recognition.
Withdrawal in exchange for quiet.
Concessions in exchange for legitimacy.

This framework became central…

“Israeli MK caught together with dozens of far-right activists crossing into Gaza.”

In a regular news cycle, pointed out one commentator, a story of an MK breaking the law and endangering troops would be the top story. But in a government…

48 — Your Sin is Another’s Mitzvah

Our Gemara discusses a technical piece regarding the Shavuous sacrifice that has interesting moral and halachic implications. However, to fully appreciate them, we must first understand the basic text…

The holiest of all the vessels built in the Mishkan, was the Aron Kodesh, or, Holy Ark. it was actually a pretty small object.

It was big enough to hold the second tablets of the Ten Commandments, as well as the broken fragments from the…

Yoseph Haddad is not arguing about a coalition — he is exposing a strategic crossroads Israel can no longer avoid.

For too long, a segment of Arab political leadership in Israel has grounded its legitimacy in perpetual opposition—a…