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The Blogs: Be A Maverick | Natalie Sopinsky
My kids and I attended my son’s army ceremony, and I made a sign with his name so he could spot us in the crowd. Here in Israel, we are among the smallest of families…no grandparents, Aunts, or Uncles. I really feel like an Immigrant… -

The Blogs: The Fast of Tevet: Time to Confront Anger | Susan Barth
The sin of idolatry has been identified as one of the causes for the destruction of the first temple in Jerusalem, which is a major tragedy in our Jewish history commemorated on the Fast Day of the Tenth of the Hebrew month of Tevet….
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The Blogs: True Unity | Sharona Margolin Halickman
In last week’s Haftara (Yechezkel 37:15-17) we read:
The word of God came to me, saying: “And you, Man, take a branch (etz) and write on it, “For Yehuda and the children of Israel associated with him.’ Then take one branch and write…
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India to procure 1,000 Rafael SPICE air-to-surface missiles
India’s Defense Acquisition Council (DAC), headed by Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh, has approved the purchase, the Indian media reports.
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The Blogs: We helped build Nick Fuentes. Here’s how we can take him down | Bucky Apisdorf
If you listen closely to right-wing influencer Nick Fuentes describe his political journey, you hear a story built on one central grievance. In his own words, he has explained that his rise is not about economics, culture, or foreign policy….
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The Blogs: Syria: Western Illusions Meet Israel’s Hard Reality | Faraj Alexandre Rifai
I am watching the current Syrian sequence with a very specific sense of concern.
Not because Syria is foreign to me — it never has been — but because I recognize, once again, this dangerous moment when the West believes it understands the…
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The Blogs: Not the Australia I used to call home | Anna Krycer
Those who have not been to the Land Down Under might have images of kangaroos hopping down Main Streets, of bronzed surfers riding waves along the vast island’s magnificent shoreline, of Crocodile Dundee-style iconic bush hats with dangling…
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The Blogs: Light | Yoseph Janowski
It shines.
past the darkness
into the world
where we areAnd then we see
past the chair
past the molecules
into the DivineA world of splendor
waiting for us to see it***
What makes everything tick?
You breathe in, you breathe out. Air fills your…
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The Blogs: Rak Marak (Only Soup) for warmth and after fasting | Yulia Medovoy Edelshtain
I grew up in Miami and Los Angeles, so cold weather was something from my childhood that I do not remember. I love travel, so I have experienced all types of weather. Rain is something that Jewish people pray for in the fall and winter…
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The Blogs: Takeaways from Netanyahu’s Visit to Miami | Sherwin Pomerantz
I had to laugh when President Trump said at a press conference yesterday in Miami that, except for two prime ministers of Israel, Netanyahu and one other not named, if any of the other 12 prime ministers had been in office these past two…
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