If you think the Western world has gone secular, think again. In the supposedly secularized West, antisemitism and terror have rekindled a mythical flame. Religious fundamentalism and terror have activated a theological switch in certain…
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The Blogs: Fuentes and Carlson have no place in the conservative movement | Greg Schaller
The conservative movement is at a crossroads. Once again, we face the challenge of distinguishing genuine conservatism from its toxic imitations. The recent controversy surrounding figures like Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson, and the…
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The Blogs: 10 Questions That Reveal Hidden Antisemitism | Seth Eisenberg
Antisemitism Isn’t Always Loud
It doesn’t always wear a swastika.
Or shout through megaphones.
Or brand skin with hate.Sometimes, it whispers.
Sometimes, it shows up with a smile.
In polite conversation.
In clever memes.
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The Blogs: Dear Gap Year Parents and Educators: About Chevron | Noah E Abramowitz
Dear Gap Year Parents and Educators,
Your kids are probably making plans for shabbat next week already. Most weeks, I’m sure you tell them to get plans together sooner, and not land on someone at the last minute. But the week after this one…
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The Blogs: Stop Defending Terror: Hamas Is Not the Victim | Sabine Sterk
Israel’s Moral Stand vs. Hamas’s Brutality: Why the West Must Wake Up
Despite overwhelming evidence of Hamas’s cruelty, much of the Western world continues to misjudge Israel, vilify its actions, and even call for the release of…
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The Blogs: The emperor has no clothes; there was no ‘Genocide’ in Gaza | Jan Shure
“Genocide,” declared a group of “writers” in the US, “is not a matter of opinion”. Ignoring for a moment, the exquisite irony of writers rejecting the concept of debate, we should acknowledge that this is yet another attempt…
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The Blogs: When the BBC becomes Al Jazeera’s understudy | Bepi Pezzulli
Jonathan Munro thought he was paying BBC Arabic a compliment when he called its journalism “almost as trusted as Al Jazeera.” The senior BBC executive apparently missed the part where comparing Britain’s public broadcaster to Qatar’s…
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The Blogs: Radical Hospitality, Otherness, and Faith | Saul Paves
“When I was young, I admired clever people; now I admire kind people.” Abraham Joshua Heschel
Picture this: You’re the CEO of a company, deep in a strategic call with your regional director. Suddenly, he asks for a moment and says…
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The Blogs: Sarah laughed | Moshe-Mordechai van Zuiden
Not what you thought
One of the Commandments of the Torah is to judge people for good, and especially when they are saintly.
The Torah doesn’t fail to highlight even the smallest mistake of the greatest people, but we’re not exempt from…
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The Blogs: The Big Lie IV: When Media Became Hamas’s Megaphone | Maccabi Lev Ari
“They didn’t carry rifles. They carried microphones.”
And yet, in the first hours after Hamas’s October 7 massacre, those microphones did something rockets never could: they globalized the war. In newsroom after newsroom, unverified…
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