Is it really 11 years, I was at the university, and heard someone cry out as I was on the back steps, Prof Goldin’s boy was killed; and it was horror and the depth of horror becoming more true when watching him go to his…
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Dear Sweet Hadar Goldin and Dearest Oren Shaul
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UN Resolution Formalizes Morocco’s Triumph and America’s North Africa Strategy
The United Nations Security Council’s adoption of Resolution 2797 on October 31, 2025, marks the final nail in the coffin of the antiquated decolonization doctrine concerning the Western Sahara. This is not a subtle diplomatic footnote; it is a…
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Not Heaven of Coexistence– Israel’s Healthcare System Holds a Mirror to Society
Israel’s healthcare system is often portrayed as a model of successful coexistence — a space where Jews and Arabs work side by side treating patients and are guided by professionalism that rises above political or national divisions….
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Superman Was, Is, And Always Will Be Jewish
To Be Clear: The New Film Is a Version of Our Story, Not the Other Way Around. I’m writing this from 30,000 feet in the air on my way home to Los Angeles from Israel, where I participated in the World Zionist Congress and decided…
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Aliza Licht Leads 35 Women Executives on ‘Extraordinary’ Mission to Israel
Becoming an activist for Israel and the Jewish people wasn’t on brand for Aliza Licht. Maintaining personal brand guardrails on social media was fundamental to Aliza’s philosophy as the Founder of multimedia brand and consultancy Leave Your…
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Why Antisemitism Defies Natural Explanation
Antisemitism is the world’s oldest and most persistent hatred. No other form of prejudice has crossed as many civilizations, reshaped itself across so many centuries, or survived so many moral revolutions. What began as a religious accusation…
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The BBC storm: It’s not just a few reporting mistakes
Two network honchos took the fall for individual scandals, deflecting attention from a deeper pattern of institutional bias and failure
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Paris, Finally, Registered My Birth
Paris, Finally, Registered My Birth In memory of my father, Sigmond Shore and my mother, Dr. Lena Allen Shore (Thérèse Lena Shore) It all began in Paris March nineteen, nineteen hundred forty eight. I was born without being registered. The…
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No One Is Spared
Last week’s parashah, Vayera, ended with the story of the Akedah, the binding of Yitzḥak (Isaac), a divine command that could have ended with Yitzḥak’s tragic death at his father’s hands, a fate ultimately averted by divine…
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Haftarat Parshat Chayei Sarah: Leadership and Family
This week, thousands of Jews will spend Shabbat at the burial place of Sarah Imenu and Avraham Avinu as we read the parsha that narrates their deaths and foreshadows the legacy they leave. This custom is unique, as far as drawing large numbers of…
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