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The Blogs: Disarmament or Division: Trump and Netanyahu’s Gaza Equation | Taha A. Lemkhir
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At Mar-a-Lago, the message could not have been clearer. Two heads of state—Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu—stood shoulder to shoulder and declared the sine qua non of peace: Hamas must disarm, and it must do…
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The Blogs: Iron Beam Changes the Cost Curve—But Not the War | Mordechai Levin
Iron Beam is not simply another interceptor layered onto Israel’s air-defense stack. It is a structural correction to the economics of modern warfare. By converting electricity into interceptions, Israel has begun to neutralize Iran’s…
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The Blogs: Battle of the classes | Boaz Kramer
Just the other day, in a heavily promoted event in Dubai (note to self – the rebranding of the United Arab Emirates as a world leader in hosting huge sporting events and its effect on the world of competitive sports is worth a separate blog…
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The Blogs: Understanding Jewish and Palestinian Equality in Israel — Part XXVIII | Ed Gaskin
Transitional Pathways to Equality
From Inequality to Shared Governance, From Occupation to Partnership
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Understanding Jewish and Palestinian Equality in Israel examines how law, belonging, dignity, and justice shape everyday…
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The Blogs: Russia’s Strategy of Manipulation and Control | Andrzej Pawluszek
- This article examines how Russia uses information warfare as a permanent tool of state power to manipulate perceptions, weaken societies, and reshape the international order.
- It draws on Jolanta Darczewska’s latest study to explain the…
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The Blogs: The Making of a Model King | Mordechai Silverstein
It is often an instructive exercise to compare different biblical accounts of the same events and consider what they reveal. In this week’s haftarah, we read of King David’s deathbed message to his son Shlomo (Solomon), who is about to…
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The Blogs: Iran 1979 and the failure of universities on antisemitism | Joseph Mintz
Judaism was and is always radical. Its radicalism might indeed be an explanation for why Jews and their revolutionary ideas have not always been treated with much compassion by the rest of the world. But ironically, compassion for that world…
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The Blogs: The First AI Film School Renen Would Have Loved | James Ogunleye
I was a fan of Renen Schorr long before I ever set foot in Israel, long before Sam Spiegel became synonymous with Israeli cinematic excellence. I admired him because I am instinctively drawn to people who take creativity seriously. Not as…
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The Blogs: When the ultra-Orthodox leaders jockey for control, the whole country loses | Seth Farber
The public confrontation between Moshe Gafni and Shas over the appointment of the chair of the Jerusalem Religious Council may at first glance look like just another chapter in the endless struggle of ego and power struggles in ultra-Orthodox…
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