There are many wonderful things about sport – one of which is that it has this ability to bring people together regardless of their gender, age,…
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The Blogs: Ode to Israeli Sport | Joe Cianciotto
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Jewish teens see a generational split in their own families over Mamdani
This article was produced as part of the New York Jewish Week’s Teen Journalism Fellowship, a program that works with Jewish teens around New York City to report on issues that affect their lives.
Sixteen-year-old…
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The Blogs: The ghost victims of Gaza: Unmasking Hamas’s death count | Sofia Afonso Ferreira
In the fog of war, truth is often the first casualty, and Hamas has mastered the art of selective documentation to serve its agenda.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas fighters equipped themselves with body cameras, meticulously capturing beheadings,…
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The Blogs: Charlie Kirk’s murder, the Sudan massacre – what else didn’t Israel do? | Yanay David Migdal
A day after the murder of conservative, pro-Israel activist Charlie Kirk, conspiracy theories began flooding social media, claiming that Israel was behind the killing. Now, we can already identify early signs of a similar campaign gaining…
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Jewish lawyer quits Heritage Foundation’s antisemitism task force over Tucker Carlson defense
A prominent Jewish lawyer has quit a national initiative to fight antisemitism over comments by the president of the Heritage Foundation defending Tucker Carlson’s decision to host the white supremacist Nick Fuentes on…
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The Blogs: Why Does God Want Our Love? | Micha Turtletaub
Image Created by ChatGPT Why We Are Created as Social Creatures
“It is not good for man to be alone.” — Genesis 2:18
Most people read that verse as the introduction to marriage. But the Torah doesn’t say, “It’s not good for…
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The Blogs: With Law, Without Illusions – Rabin, Leadership and Responsibility | Shay Gal
Rabin’s phrase “Without the Supreme Court and without B’Tselem” captured the mindset of a commander, not a populist – the belief that a democracy under fire must fight by its own laws and still prevail. His legacy is a reminder that…
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The Blogs: Poor Prince Andrew | Henry Kaye
I have never been particularly interested in the going-ons of the British royal family, having managed to escape the fascination that many of my fellow countrymen (or more correctly, countrywomen) developed in their early years.
Like most…
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The Blogs: The Only Person Who Ever Named God | Shamai Leibowitz
Challenge yourself with this interesting question:
Who was the only person in the Bible to give God a name?
First, think about it, and make a guess – based on your knowledge or intuition. Then, continue reading – and you’ll be surprised…
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The Blogs: Abraham’s Covenant | Kenneth Cohen
The Torah describes a conversation between Avraham Avinu and Hashem. He asked, במה אדע כי אירשנה, “ What proof can I have, that I will know that I will inherit this Jewish destiny?”
He was concerned that because he was aging…
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