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The military framework agreement signed this week in Cairo between Egypt and Türkiye is not the grand diplomatic masterpiece their state-controlled media suggests. Instead, it is a desperate, cynical consolidation of power by two aging…

Building a bridge between Israel and Somaliland is a fascinating endeavor. While they exist in different geopolitical spheres, both share a narrative of resilience, a drive for democratic governance in complex regions, and a “start-up”…

Most of my Israeli friends are unaware of the political storm their president is currently causing in Australia. They are understandably preoccupied with other things: cleaning bomb shelters ahead of a possible war with Iran, for instance….

“I don’t feel safe on campus unless I pretend to be someone else.”

Yet another therapy client said it in session, usually followed by “But it’s fine,” or “I’ll get through it.” What troubles me most is the resignation…

On Mar. 21, 2025, University of Florida Law student Preston Damsky posted an antisemitic message to X, using a Marxist professor’s desire to remove the inequality of privilege by “abolishing the White race” to justify harming Jews….

When Israeli President Isaac Herzog was invited by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to visit Australia in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, most Australians understood the weight of that gesture. Not everyone did.

Some saw not tragedy, but…

While our understanding of artificial intelligence’s exact impact on society remains incomplete, its potential to touch every sector of our lives is well known and highly promising for science and scientific discoveries. However, we are at…

Senator Cassidy, Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, sent a letter to the New York City Mayor launching what he calls “oversight” into the mayor’s decision to rescind the executive order adopting the…

Sharon and I recently returned from our third Torah in Motion (TIM) tour — this one to Africa. No, not a safari; rather, a wonderful trip to Morocco. And like I did following an earlier TIM tour to Central Europe (“Two Weeks in…