In Washington, a significant diplomatic moment unfolded as Saudi Arabia’s ambassador, Princess Reema bint Bandar, met with her counterparts from the Gulf Cooperation Council and Jordan for crucial discussions with senior U.S. lawmakers. The…
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The Blogs: Guy Sitbon Interview | Alexandre Gilbert #326 | Alexandre Gilbert
Jean Daniel famously said “he prefered to be wrong with Sartre than right with Aron”. Did he truly disagree with Aron?
GS: He adapted his speech to the revolutionary mood, but his deeper thinking was elsewhere. I don’t know what his…
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The Blogs: Why Hamas Uses Different Flags and Why It Matters | Sabine Sterk
Understanding the symbolism behind flags used by Hamas is essential to grasp how the group presents itself to different audiences and why this creates concern, especially from a pro Israel perspective. The use of multiple flags is not random….
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The Blogs: Sam Sussman’s Boy from the North Country: What Happens After the Awards | Daniel Singer
On March 26, the literary world will gather for the annual celebration of the Jewish Book Council and its National Jewish Book Awards. It is a moment of recognition, of honor, of spotlight. But Jewish storytelling has never really lived in…
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The Blogs: The Warthog Paradox: What Day 21 Reveals About the True Cost of Air Supremacy | Vincent James Hooper
Three weeks into Operations Epic Fury and Roaring Lion, Prime Minister Netanyahu stood at a Jerusalem podium and declared that Iran can no longer enrich uranium or manufacture ballistic missiles. “We will crush them to dust, to ashes,” he…
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The Blogs: The Tiger, the Badger, & the Strait of America | Yehuda Hausman
There are two campaigns in this war: the American tiger and the Israeli badger. The saber-toothed tiger brings mass, reach, and the power to shake the whole region. The honey badger brings speed, nerve, and an almost personal determination to…
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The Blogs: Trump wins in Nov. only if he wins Iran 100% | Ira Straus
Ignore the daily media lie that President Trump will lose in the November elections because of Iran.
Long before this war started, the Dems were on track to win big in November. The new thing is that they could lose it because of the…
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The Blogs: Faith in Fatherhood | Yakir Englander
I never wanted to be a father.
People can offer explanations if they need them. Perhaps because I grew up in an Ultra-Orthodox family and, as the second of seven children, I raised my five younger siblings. In that sense, I had already played…
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The Blogs: From Sacred Language to Mother Tongue | Hagit Arieli Chai
In a conversation with Karen Mock regarding her recent book From Sacred Language to Mother Tongue, hosted at USC, we explored the proposition that Hebrew cannot be reduced to a neutral instrument of communication. Rather, it functions as a…
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The Blogs: Silence to Strength: Honest Talk on Antisemitism | Gail Moskowitz
In June of 2024, during Pride Month, I was invited to Washington, DC, as a Hadassah representative, to a reception at Adas Israel Congregation that was co-hosted by the Israeli Ambassador, Michael Herzog along with A Wider Bridge, an…
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