Lithuania presents itself as a state that has learned from history. It hosts panels on inclusion, designates memorial days for Jewish and Roma victims, and speaks fluently about multicultural repair. The language is careful. The framing is…
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The Blogs: From Manisa to Manhattan – | Kadir Boyaci
Morris Schinasi and the quiet legacy of Jewish–Muslim solidarity
Some life stories are about more than individual success. They open windows into a shared past in which coexistence was not an abstract idea, but part of everyday life. The…
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The Blogs: How Trump Fooled the Republican Jews | Chuck Epstein
It looks like the wealthy backers of the Republican Jewish Coalition, AIPAC, and followers of podcaster Ben Shapiro have not stopped antisemitism despite their hundreds of millions in contributions to MAGA Trump. The old saying, “If you lie…
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The Blogs: Spain and the UAE: A Strategic Partnership | Gaston Saidman
An Opportunity to Create a Spain–UAE–Israel Axis and the Hispanic World
The Abraham Accords emerged after decades of conflict in the Middle East, representing a positive shift in regional dynamics. These agreements not only transformed…
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The Blogs: The Heart Has the Last Word | Sam Cohen
What do the first murder in a lonely field, a civilization erased by a flood, and a family torn by sibling betrayal all have in common? We often treat these as separate episodes of biblical drama, but from Cain to Yosef, they are symptoms of…
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The Blogs: The Blessings in Our Hands | Lauren B. Lev
In the final quarter of 2025, I took matters into my own hands and had hand surgery: my right one in September and its left mate in December.
It’s worked out well, as I continue to heal and dodge family and friends’ unsolicited comments…
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The Blogs: Moroccans March for Palestinians Who Are Better Paid, Better Educated Than They Are | Adil Faouzi
I can’t help but laugh when I see Moroccans marching in solidarity with Palestine. On the surface, it might look like a noble stand against so-called Israeli aggression, but let’s be honest – those days of pan-Arabism and the fantasy of…
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The Blogs: My Sojourn in Israel: Moments of Soulful Serenity, Solidarity and Substance | Lonye Debra Rasch
It was the day after Christmas. As I sat in a comfortable leather chair in my hotel room my first morning in Israel, reading The New York Times on my iPad and sipping my Turkish coffee, I learned about the snow storm that covered my US…
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The Blogs: Incentivize IRGC Defections, Cripple the Regime | Nathaniel Miller
Since December 28, fierce protests have erupted across Iran, threatening to topple Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s regime. Since the start of the protests, regime forces and secret police have retaliated with unbridled violence claiming the lives…
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The Blogs: Museum of the Islamic Republic Occupying Iran’s Crimes Against Humanity | Shabnam Assadollahi
On August 19, 1978, hundreds of Iranians were locked inside Cinema Rex in Abadan and burned alive—a massacre that foreshadowed the rise of the Islamic Republic occupying Iran, a terror-driven state forged in fire and maintained through…
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