Coralie Camilli, substitute philosophy professor at the University of Corsica and French boxing champion, published L’art du combat (Puf) in 2020, Jours de grâce et de violence (Vérone éditions), and Insulaires (Vérone éditions) in…
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The Blogs: Jewish Australians no longer feel safe | Vic Alhadeff
While the nightmare of Australia’s Bondi Beach was over by nightfall on December 14, 2025, the cloud which preceded it and the massive trauma that it generated continue to darken this country.
I was the editor of the Australian Jewish…
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The Blogs: The Trolley Problem on Campus: Manufactured Moral Clarity | Gordon Louis Aronoff
And since, as Swift says, it is futile to reason someone out of a thing that he was not reasoned into, we can conclude that Marxism owes its remarkable power to survive every criticism to the fact that it is not a truth-directed but a…
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The Blogs: Maryland Jewish Leaders Make Their Case to New Speaker | Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi
As Jews face rising antisemitism, the Jewish community is calling on our elected leaders to fulfill one of government’s most basic and serious responsibilities: safety. Achieving this in Maryland’s very challenging budget environment will…
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The Blogs: Why Israel Is Losing the Propaganda War… | Sabine Sterk
...And How to Win It Back
Israel is not losing on the battlefield.
Israel is losing in the battlefield of perception.
In the modern world, wars are no longer fought only with tanks and rockets. They are fought with hashtags, viral videos,…
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On the Train, or On the Tracks?
Editors note: The pace of developments in artificial intelligence over the past few weeks has been impossible to ignore. The conversation has shifted from speculative to immediate, and I felt compelled to address what may be the most…
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The Blogs: Gen Z Won’t Inherit Judaism by Default | Toba Hellerstein
Am Yisrael Chai. The Jewish people live.
For much of Jewish history, those words have carried a defiant undertone. They tried to destroy us, and we are still here. Survival has been our baseline achievement. To endure exile, persecution,…
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The Blogs: When Perception is Reality & Acceptance a Problem | Stuart J. Dow
Every morning, at 4:30 AM, it wakes me. Like clockwork. It’s a high-pitched ringing in my left ear. The advertised dietary supplements don’t work & I’m terrible about using the high-tech wrist device that allegedly helps make it go…
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The Blogs: Sudan, Conquest & Indigeneity: Why I Support Israel | Monique Dietvorst
When I look at Israel and Sudan side by side, I see a comparison that many people refuse to acknowledge.
In Sudan, large-scale Arab colonialism reshaped the demographic and cultural landscape over centuries, often at the expense of indigenous…
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The Blogs: Islamism’s Global Strategy | Silas Anastacio
The Middle East is a region marked by the predominance of Islam. Israel occupies only 0.3% of the total area, with about 22,000 km² of territory.
In contrast, the Middle East covers approximately 7 million km², of which 90% of the…
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