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Iran’s government has imposed widespread internet and communications blackouts during the current protests, making independent reporting and verification extremely difficult – and in doing so, making it harder for much of what is actually…

After declining to say whether he believed “Israel is committing genocide in Gaza” during a debate last week, California congressional candidate Scott Wiener has announced that he does, in fact, believe Israel’s…

I know this title may be startling.
It may even seem a bit extreme.
But I don’t think it is.
And I think there is some real truth to this, so let me explain.

Before I get to that, it would be wrong not to say that this article is very much…

When Attorney-General Michelle Rowland unveiled her sweeping federal package on hate speech and extremism in Canberra, it was more than legislation, it was a wake-up call. After years of legal loopholes letting extremists operate just beneath…

In Parshat Shemot we read that “Yosef died, and all his brothers, and all that generation.”

Rav Hutner in his Sefer Pachad Yitzchak, Pesach, Maamer 49 notes a unique fact about Yosef – his death is mentioned twice; once at the end of the…

When Greenland 2: Migration opened in American cinemas on January 9, 2026, audiences found themselves confronting a peculiar case of life imitating art—or perhaps art inadvertently predicting life. The same week Gerard Butler’s Garrity…

Introduction

Ireland presents itself as a global authority on human rights and international law. That posture collapses under scrutiny. Ireland’s recent conduct — legal, financial, diplomatic, economic, and strategic — reveals a state…

Debates over Zohran Mamdani’s rhetoric on Israel often proceed as though Israel were the only relevant comparison. That framing is too narrow. What gives Mamdani’s language its broader significance is not simply what it says about Israel,…