In the past decade, political discourse in the United States has become polarized, loud, and, at times, violent. Concepts that were once clear have become fluid and shifting according to the spirit of the times and political developments….
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The Blogs: The Architecture of Avoidance: Australia Announces ‘Review’ into Bondi Massacre | Elliot Timothy
The Australian government today has announced a review into the Bondi massacre. This review is built to quell concerns, not to illuminate the real truth. The prime minister announced this review from Canberra to the media. However, there is…
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The Blogs: Somaliland teaches us it isn’t always about anti-Zionism | Ariel Beery
What we can learn from the world’s reaction to Israel’s recognition of Somaliland and how it should apply to our strategic thinking
The world’s reaction to Israel’s recognition of the independent statehood of Somaliland on December…
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The Blogs: Bondi Terror: Exposing Government Failures | Shane Shmuel
A Royal Commission into the Bondi Hanukkah terrorist attack would expose Labor’s deepest fear. Anthony Albanese knows it. His frontbench knows it. That is why it has been resisted so ferociously. Such an inquiry would not merely catalogue…
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The Blogs: A Corridor Bypassing Yemen, India–Europe via Somaliland, Ethiopia and Benghazi | Rafi Glick
Image: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed at the National Palace in Addis Ababa.During the visit, Ethiopia and India elevated their long-standing bilateral ties to a strategic partnership…. Continue Reading
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The Blogs: Israel’s Somaliland move: Masterclass in strategy | Bepi Pezzulli
When the Arab League, the African Union, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation all denounce you in unison, you know you’ve done something right. On December 26, Israel became the first UN member state to recognize Somaliland as an…
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The Blogs: A code of ethics for AI in education | Raz Frohlich
Generative artificial intelligence is transforming every corner of our lives — how we communicate, create, work, and, inevitably, how we teach and learn. As educators, we cannot ignore its power, nor can we embrace it blindly. The rapid…
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Mikveh Filled With Ash From Roman Destruction Found in Jerusalem
Right by two of the main entrances to the Second Temple that the Romans looted and destroyed in 70 C.E. was a large mikveh that likely served locals and the many pilgrims to Jerusalem, the Israel Antiquities Authority revealed on a rainy Monday…
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The Blogs: On the Dangers Implied by Punctuation: Israel with Quotation Marks | Eliezer Finkelman
I do not know who first observed the difference between “Let’s eat, Grandma,” with a comma, and “Let’s eat Grandma,” without. One version expresses a relatively polite invitation to dinner; the other conspires to commit…
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The Blogs: Life as a Pro-Israel Advocate in The Netherlands | Sabine Sterk
Why Israel Will Always Be My Home
My love for Israel is not a passing feeling, it is part of who I am. Growing up in the Netherlands with Jewish roots, Israel became central to my identity long before I fully understood the world around me….
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