On January 15, 2026, as the sun rose over the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, a Chinese Long March 2C rocket propelled the AlSat-3A remote-sensing satellite into a sun-synchronous orbit. Thousands of miles away, in a high-security station in…
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The Blogs: Iran After the Ring of Fire | Ilan Eichner W
For over forty years, analyses of Israel’s security have often framed it as a sequence of isolated conflicts involving peripheral armed actors, treating each front as independent and contingent. This framework is inadequate for…
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The Blogs: Iran’s Low-Cost Espionage Inside Israel | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
Israel keeps misdiagnosing its “fifth-column” problem by simply calling it a crime wave; but it is not. Indisputably, it is a strategic campaign—an Iranian effort to convert Israel’s home front into an intelligence marketplace where…
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The Blogs: Pecked to Death by Ducks—and Still Standing | Stephen M. Flatow
This little plaque has the brutal honesty of a late-night confessional: “having kids is like being pecked to death by a duck.” Not mauled by a lion. Not flattened by a truck. Just endless, persistent, low-level pecking. Questions. Needs….
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The Blogs: The Hypocrisy of the ‘Human Rights’ Chorus | Gil Samsonov
Where are the Harvard professors now? The self-appointed paragons of justice, who couldn’t stop shouting over Gaza, have lost their voices as Iranians are slaughtered in the streets. The millions who marched through London and New York…
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The Blogs: The Power of Gratitude and Thankful Souls | Shlomo Ezagui
Last night, I participated in a Thanksgiving dinner, which offered me a precious opportunity to reflect on one of the most profound spiritual practices in Judaism — expressing gratitude to God. In our tradition, gratitude is far more than…
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The Blogs: Hershele’s Horrible Blintzes and the Recipe for Life | Mendy Kaminker
After attending a lavish Kiddush at the Chelm synagogue, Hershele walked home happily stuffed. As soon as he walked into his small, crumbling hut, he called out to his wife.
“Yenteleh! What a Kiddush, what a Kiddush! I am going to marvel…
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The Blogs: How Jews Run Society, According to Nick Fuentes | Michael Gold
“Jews are running society.” – Nick Fuentes, March 25,2025 podcast
I’m a completely obscure Jew, and this is by nefarious design, so no one can trace me at all, unlike those professional Hebrews like George Soros, Seth Rogen and Barbra…
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The Blogs: Iran and the Myth of Diplomatic Restraint | Guy Samuel
On the final day of the 12-day war, after Iran had broken the ceasefire, Israel prepared a follow-up strike against Iran that would have been its most extensive operation. According to media reports and security sources, the planned operation…
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The Blogs: When Giving Up a Child is the Most Loving Thing a Parent Can Do | Shmuly Yanklowitz
In our tradition, children are divine gifts. As parents, we bestow blessings on our children, who in turn are the blessings in our lives. It may therefore seem counterintuitive what I am about to say, but here it goes:
Sometimes the right…
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