On March 21, 2026, two nuclear sites in two countries were targeted within hours of each other. Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment complex was struck in what Tehran described as a U.S.-Israeli attack. Hours later, the terrorist regime in…
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The Blogs: The Eternal Jew’s Tale, #213, Messiahs, 8 | Stephen Berer
In this episode, searching the depths of Sheol for the Prophet to dispel Shlomo’s doubts.
The Eternal Jew’s Tale
Messiah Tractates, a Montage
Shlomo Molkho’s Traum, 3But comes the night, comes the fears. What is this? The anointed is in…
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The Blogs: Legalizing Prostitution: Lessons from the Netherlands | Monique Dietvorst
In Edmonton, a horrifying pattern has persisted for decades: a serial killer targeting mostly First Nations women, many of them involved in sex work. Their bodies have been found dumped around the city, highlighting the extreme vulnerability…
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The Blogs: The Sin Offerings | Kenneth Cohen
There are two categories of Korbanot in the Temple. Those that fall under the name, קדשים קלים, may be eaten in Jerusalem by the one offering it.
These are the lighter sacrifices where only a portion is offered on the altar. These…Continue Reading
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The Blogs: No — I Thank You | Sam Cohen
A man once came to the great Chassidic master, Rabbi Dov Ber of Mezeritch, deeply troubled. His business had collapsed, his home was filled with worry, and nothing seemed to be going right.
“Rebbe,” he said, “our sages teach that a…
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The Blogs: Hotel Universe: Five-Star Stewardship Menachos 76-78 | Simcha Feuerman
76 — “Hotel Universe: Five-Star Stewardship”
Our Gemara on Amud Beis mentions an oft-quoted rabbinic principle: “The Torah is careful to spare the money of the Jewish people.”
Why is such a principle operative? On a simple level, we…
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The Blogs: The Republic After the Citizen | Yochanan Schimmelpfennig
We were never the sum of what we know.
One of modernity’s deepest illusions was the belief that human beings govern themselves through knowledge, as if political life rested, in the end, on informed judgment, durable memory, and the slow…
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The Blogs: A Life in Defense of the Earth: The Legacy of Paul Ehrlich | Alon Tal
Paul Ehrlich passed away this week. He was arguably the most influential ecological thinker of his generation. Paul was a towering human being and intellectual presence, driven by insatiable curiosity, a boundless reservoir of ideas, and an…
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The Blogs: Reclaiming Zionism: Why “Zionist” Must Never Become a Dirty Word | Aaron Herman
At the ADL’s Never Is Now summit, the American Zionist Movement is drawing a line in the sand — and asking every proud Jew to stand behind it.
I sat down with Mark Levenson, President of the American Zionist Movement, and Herbert Block,…
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The Blogs: “A Good War”? The Hidden Premium America Has Yet to Pay | Vincent James Hooper
Peter Apps’ bullish call on Operation Epic Fury mistakes a mid-trade snapshot for a final settlement
Reuters’ global defence commentator Peter Apps has declared on The Telegraph’s “Iran: The Latest” podcast that “this has been a…
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