Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently declared, “We expect from anybody who wants normalization or peace with us that they not participate in efforts steered by forces or ideologies that want the opposite of peace.” The remark was…
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The Blogs: No One Is Left Behind | Ariana Mizrahi
This week, Ran Gvili was finally brought home to Israel, a moment that coincides with the reading of Parashat Beshalach and carries a significance that is important and impossible to ignore, not only because of how his life ended, but because…
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The Blogs: Semantic Collapse: The Linguistic Infrastructure of 27 January | Alexandra Ell
A few days ago, I only knew this: the present had begun to reorganzse the past, and what once appeared as an occasional distortion had settled into a stable pattern. I did not know what form remembrance would take in a landscape where the…
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The Blogs: From Lab to Life: Learning from Orcas | Shlomo Maital
Orca killer whale: Source Wikimedia commons The American Psychological Association’s publication Monitor tracks the top 10 psychology-based academic articles in 2025, based on downloads. The #1 article is surprising:
- Towers, J….
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The Blogs: When the Megaphone Matters: Pope Leo XIV’s Stand Against Antisemitism | Bruce D. Forman
In a world where 124 million antisemitic posts flooded X in a single year, and where 815 “serious” antisemitic incidents occurred globally—resulting in the senseless murder of 21 Jews—the air feels heavy with a familiar, ancient…
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The Blogs: Still Wearing Hope | Matan Schwartz
When the hostage deal was signed back in October, a thought crossed my mind: I guess I’m going to need a new necklace. I had been wearing the “Bring Them Home” dog tag for so long it had become part of me. What started as a temporary…
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The Blogs: The Bones of Yosef: Ran Gvili and Jewish History | Moshe Grussgott
1) Framing History
The final Israeli hostage, Ran Gvili, has finally been returned for burial. For that, we must give thanks to God. Is the Gaza War now over? When did it even begin? Most would say on October 7th. But you could also say it…
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The Blogs: The British BBC and Dutch NOS: Two peas in a pod | Moshe-Mordechai van Zuiden
How they rewrite the Holocaust for its Remembrance Day
The BBC and NOS are infamous for their ‘anti-Zionist’ distortions of the news that they are paid to bring with neutrality and professionalism. Daily, they serve Chamas propaganda, but…
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The Blogs: Vengeful Punishment, Politics Ultimately Motivate Ben-Gvir’s Death Penalty Bill | Michael Zoosman
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, the prime proponent of Israel’s proposed death penalty for terrorists bill, recently revealed the real motivation behind his lethal initiative: vengeful punishment and political advancement. Ben…
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The Blogs: AI and the ‘Just Asking Questions’ Pipeline | Craig Frank
There’s a moment that shows up again and again in modern media in a quiet, almost polite manner. It sounds like someone clearing their throat before a serious conversation. Then they tell us that they’re not saying the outrageous topic…
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