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Walk into a deli or bakery on a busy day and you’ll see the same little ritual: customers take a red paper ticket from a small plastic dispenser, glance up at the glowing sign that reads Now Serving #99, and wait for their turn. It’s…

You have been called upon by your country and circumstances to serve in what has become Israel’s longest, and perhaps its most difficult war. Mission accomplished.

While you share in the celebrations that focus on the end of the fighting…

Mystery persists why PM Binyamin Netanyahu did not attend this week’s Sharm el-Sheikh Gaza peace conference after an official invitation was extended personally by Egyptian President Al-Sisi on Monday.

Officially, the PM turned down the…

The past few days have been filled with mixed emotions, leaving some disoriented; I know I am. Yesterday, I received a letter from an Officer that I greatly admire. I felt it was exactly what I needed to hear as someone who served in this war….

“One only negotiates effectively when speaking from a position of strength.” This maxim, inherited from the Cold War, seems to be gaining relevance today. Diplomacy by Force—the idea that military, economic, or political power is the…

Hamas did not simply kill; in a grotesquely sadistic manner, they dismembered people, severed heads, set victims on fire, and assaulted women so brutally it broke their bodies. Their rhetoric is not metaphorical or hyperbolic—they have said…

About a million and a half years ago, one of the archaic human species roaming Africa was Paranthropus boisei. They were first discovered by the anthropologist Mary Leakey in 1959, in association with primitive Oldowan-style stone tools. Since…