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  • Ro Khanna, Democratic critic of Israel, says he supports Zionism and the ‘right for Israel to exist’

    Ro Khanna, Democratic critic of Israel, says he supports Zionism and the ‘right for Israel to exist’

    California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna, a leading critic of Israel in Congress, said he believes in the “right for Israel to exist” and that it is antisemitic to oppose the existence of a Jewish state.

    Khanna made the…

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  • The Blogs: Created in God’s Image: A Jewish Case for Free Will in the Service of Society | Richard Diamond

    The Blogs: Created in God’s Image: A Jewish Case for Free Will in the Service of Society | Richard Diamond

    In God’s Image—Together: A Jewish Case for Free Will as a Communal Art

    The thesis of Tomer Persico’s recent book, In God’s Image: How Western Civilization Was Shaped by a Revolutionary Idea, that the biblical idea of being created…

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  • The Blogs: The Drunken Sleep of Noach and the Messianic Redemption | Doron Lazarus

    The Blogs: The Drunken Sleep of Noach and the Messianic Redemption | Doron Lazarus

    One of the most enigmatic details of Parshas Noach and really the entire Torah is the episode of the drunken sleep of Noach. In Genesis 9:21, after the flood finishes, the Torah says:

    וַיֵּשְׁתְּ מִן־הַיַּיִן…

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  • The Blogs: Legacy of a Lone Soldier: Michael’s Story Lives on | Yoav Ende

    The Blogs: Legacy of a Lone Soldier: Michael’s Story Lives on | Yoav Ende

    In 1968, an 18-year-old Canadian named Michael Greenberg first arrived at Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu. He had come not in search of adventure, but in search of identity — a search for connection to the Land of Israel and the Jewish people. There,…

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  • Philippines omits Elbit from howitzer tender

    Philippines omits Elbit from howitzer tender

    According to local media reports, Philippines army omitted Elbit in a new self-propelled gun system tender, leaving the Czech-made DITA cannon and the French-made CAESAR to compete.

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  • The Blogs: My Son the Doctor: A Year of Healing and Hope | Debra Weiner-Solomont

    The Blogs: My Son the Doctor: A Year of Healing and Hope | Debra Weiner-Solomont

    “My son, the doctor.

    Those are words I never dreamed of saying—or even imagining—a year ago. But November 19, 2024, changed all of our lives forever when our son was severely wounded in Lebanon. Our world shattered, but in the…

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  • The Blogs: How Israeli Clean Tech is Transforming Sustainability on a Global Scale | Dmytro Spilka

    The Blogs: How Israeli Clean Tech is Transforming Sustainability on a Global Scale | Dmytro Spilka

    Israel’s ability to become a technological leader across some of the world’s most impactful sectors is a testament to the prosperous, innovation-focused startup ecosystem that the nation has fostered. When it comes to matters of…

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  • The Blogs: Brothers Who Couldn’t Return for TIHAR | Khemraj Kattel

    The Blogs: Brothers Who Couldn’t Return for TIHAR | Khemraj Kattel

    Bipin Joshi and the Dreams That Died With Him

    What a tragedy after two long years without applying a single Bhai Tika, Pushpa’s hands finally received her brother’s body during Tihar itself. This isn’t just a sentence. It’s the story…

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