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I recently heard a podcast that featured a futurist whose sole job is to engage in scenario planning for major corporations and institutions.

Scenario planning, is defined as a process which was created in the 1950’s…

In 1941, a Lithuanian nationalist movement issued a directive that framed the murder of Jews as moral redemption:

“Traitors will be forgiven only if they truly prove that they have liquidated at least one Jew.”
(Lithuanian Activist Front…

Public responsibility is not a managerial skill, nor is it a derivative of formal authority. It is not acquired through an appointment or an election, nor is it the product of a public committee’s findings – and it certainly does not…

I recently attended a lecture by one of Israel’s most well-known legal scholars. As usual, the lecture was engaging, clear, and grounded. At some point, though, he drifted from the topic and began speaking about the government’s handling…

With a thriving cybersecurity ecosystem consisting of more than 500 firms and major government support initiatives, Israel is showing no signs of losing its position as a global leader throughout the sector in 2026. 

Israel has long been…

The Olympic opening ceremony is supposed to be a ritual of collective aspiration. Nations march not as armies but as athletes. Flags are carried not as threats but as symbols. The message—at least the one the Olympics have always tried to…

I live in perhaps one of the most divided cities in the world: Jerusalem. Not only do the followers of the three Abrahamic religions vie for their place here, but Orthodox and secular Jewish communities struggle over what kind of city and…

Matti Caspi, who died Sunday at 76, composed, performed, and produced over a thousand songs that shaped Israeli culture. But what he left behind is larger than any body of work. Caspi left behind a way of being a creator: a model of artistic…

Bridges stay open, ships sail, civilians die—unless Israel is in the headline.

After Gaza: The World Discovers “Do Not Disturb”
So here we are. The Gaza ceasefire came, the hashtags faded, and suddenly the world’s conscience slipped…