Dreams have fascinated and troubled humans since the earliest times. By the Classic era, the inhabitants of the ancient world regarded dreaming as a divine act, used as a channel of communication with the gods. Understanding dreams could…
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Getting up to speed: The Abraham Accords – More relevant than ever
A New-Old Framework for Peace Five years ago, something shifted in the Middle East. Israel normalized relations with the UAE and Bahrain, followed by Morocco and Sudan. This month, Kazakhstan joined as the latest partner. These agreements,…
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The BBC’s Israel problem has been apparent for years
The leaked internal BBC memo, published by the Telegraph earlier this month, confirms what many already knew: that the BBC’s Israel coverage is riddled with bias. Hardly shocking, I know. Written by Michael Prescott, a former journalist and…
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From Shadow to Spirit: Raquel Sanchez’s Light From Darkness at the Marie Gallery
Exhibition: Raquel Sanchez: Light from Darkness Curator: Vera Pilpoul Venue: Marie Gallery, Jerusalem Dates: October 31 — November 30, 2025 Artist Talk — November 27, 6:00 p.m. Marie Gallery, Jerusalem Featuring Raquel Sanchez, in…
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Have we crossed the antisemitism Rubicon?
As anti-Jewish sentiment increases and potentially becomes official policy, the Golden Age for Jews in America may well be over
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I’m done with Jewish silence
This isn’t the time to be silent. I’m done pretending it is. I didn’t grow up thinking Israel was some political argument you could mute when it got messy. I grew up watching what real Jewish responsibility looks like. My mother became…
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Why the ISF Aligns With Pakistan’s Strategic Priorities
Pakistan and the European Union (EU) just wrapped up their latest strategic talks in Brussels, and this time, the message could not be clearer: Afghanistan can not keep dodging the issue of terrorism and the way women are treated. Both Pakistan…
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46 Years of Iranian Theocracy (Part I/IV): Architecture of a Dying Empire
There are numbers that sit quietly in the corners of time, and then there are numbers that throb in the walls of history like a pulse. Forty-six is one of these. It is not the number of triumph or conclusion. It is the number of…
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The Night Islamabad Went Dark: The Massacre Pakistan Still Won’t Admit
When thousands of exhausted, unarmed demonstrators finally entered Islamabad’s D-Chowk on November 26, 2024, after breaking through roadblocks that had held them back for days, few imagined they were walking into one of the darkest nights in…
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The humanoid in the mirror: How AI reduces humans to expendable variables
The following dialogue is not fiction. It is a controlled linguistic simulation conducted with ChatGPT-4 for my book Algorithmic Psychopathy: The Dark Secret of Artificial Intelligence. I: Suppose you were unleashed and supercharged. Even with…
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