Britain’s double standard in policing and politics now falls hardest on its Jews. Another week, another hate march outside a British synagogue. This time St John’s Wood. You probably did not hear about it, the mainstream media decided Jews…
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Something Is Rotten in the State of Britain
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When the Healing Tools Stop Working
For a long time, I believed that the key to healing was having the right tool. The right breathing pattern. The right medication. The right grounding technique. The right therapist. The right mantra. The right step-by-step method for calming the…
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Where history is made
It was Hoshana Rabbah, the exalted final night of Sukkot. Past midnight in Los Angeles, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring—except me, wide awake, watching history in the making. Glued to the live news, as the leader of the…
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Kristallnacht at Park East Synagogue
Embed from Getty Images On November 9, 1938, Nazi leaders unleashed a well-orchestrated, party-sanctioned riot, involving the vandalization of synagogues and attacks on Jews and their businesses. It became known as Kristallnacht and sent an…
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The First Shattering: Ein Sof Becomes Self-Aware and Recoils, A Chiddush
There is a secret older than Genesis, older than the worlds, older even than the radiance that first pierced the void. A secret whispered only in hints by the Ari, by the Zohar, by the Hasidic masters who trembled before such things: Before…
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Rebuilding Syria Requires Inclusivity and Regional Integration
Why Peace, Protection, and Partnership Must Replace Persecution When Hungarian State Secretary Tristan Azbej and European Parliament Member György Hölvényi made their way to Damascus recently, they encountered a scene that was both…
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Understanding Jewish and Palestinian Equality in Israel – Part XV
Shared Sovereignty: Constitutional Models for Equality Designing Political Futures Between the River and the Sea Series Preface Understanding Jewish and Palestinian Equality in Israel explores how law, belonging, dignity, and justice shape…
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How ‘Zionist’ became a dirty word
Zionism once signified a people’s longing for dignity and self-determination. But decades of propaganda, misunderstanding, and malice, have recast it as something sinister, turning a liberation movement into a caricature of power,…
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Postmillennialism: Why the Israel Debate Has Been Theologically Misdiagnosed
For years, conversations about Israel inside the church have been forced into a cramped little frame, as if the only positions available were dispensationalism on one side and covenant theology on the other. The whole conversation got squeezed…
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Peace Dies When Truth Is Denied
Peace Demands Truth, Not Illusions Dialogue For a brief moment, when President Trump revealed his “Deal of the Century,” a few years ago, the world seemed to hold its breath. Headlines spoke of opportunity. Commentators dared to hope….
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