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The first courtship and marriage in the Torah is that of Isaac and Rebecca. The negotiations were conducted between Betuel, Rebecca’s father, and Eliezer, Abraham’s trusted servant. Only after the families reached an agreement did the…

Every civilization runs on a hidden source—its deepest fear. What a people dreads most reveals what it worships. Once, the Heritage Foundation symbolized the moral voltage of principled conservatism. But in recent years, when confronted…

What happens when the person you love slowly becomes someone you barely recognize – and sometimes even a “They”? That question haunts me more than anything else about my condition. I think awareness of the issue may offer some help or…

I arrived in Shlomi on October 8, serving with my IDF reserve unit during the early days of the war. The town had been fully evacuated, and its streets, homes, and public spaces stood empty for what ultimately became 18 months. When I later…

Black theology today does not exist in a vacuum. It lives in dialogue—with history, with the wider church, with other religions, and with a fractured society still struggling with race, justice, and belonging. If earlier eras asked whether…

“(…) In the modern world the abstractions created by the human mind like money are more important than any real spectrum of survival, or passing the DNA for the future, or preserving the planet. (…) Maximisation of profit became the…

At the same time, I believe a broader perspective is needed—one that examines anti-Zionism not only through the Jewish lens, but as part of a wider ideological transformation in Western thought.

Below is my friendly yet critical review of…

“What got broken here doesn’t go back together.” It might seem a strange juxtaposition, but Benjamin Netanyahu would do well to pay attention to that key line from Michael Mann’s much-underrated 1999 film The Insider. Al Pacino’s…

3I/ATLAS – If the Earth Is About to Burn, Will NASA Still Keep Its Data Locked in Drawers?

The mysterious visitor that tests the limits of science, silence, and imagination.

The Daily Mail, Economic Times, and…

It is rare to be both heartbroken and humbled by a book. Eli Sharabi’s Hostage however is more than just an autobiographical comment on the last two years of his life. It is the testimony of a man who has had to bear witness to some of the…