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“You are not serious people,” Logan Roy says to his children.

In 2025, that stopped feeling like a quote and started reading like a year-end summary.

The line from Succession was meant to describe a dysfunctional family of media…

Amnesty International did not begin as a revolutionary organization. It began with moral clarity.

Its early work—defending prisoners of conscience and opposing the death penalty—was intentionally narrow, legally grounded, and…

Israel’s security cabinet, acting on a resolution proposed by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Defence Minister Israel Katz, announced earlier this month that 11 new settlements will be built and 8 illegal outposts will be legalized in…

 Movies about Bible events are very popular. Many have well-known actors in top roles. They always add actions and conversations that are not in the Bible, usually depict events more violently, and generally reflect the film writer’s view…

Israel’s Security Challenge: Calibrating Vulnerability, Power, and Legitimacy

For decades, the central narrative underpinning the legitimacy of the State of Israel was that of a necessary refuge in a world historically hostile to Jews. That…

Israel’s recognition of Somaliland cuts through the noise. While Donald Trump shrugs at statehood as a “big deal” and Washington inflates the Abraham Accords by branding countries like Kazakhstan as diplomatic breakthroughs, Somaliland…

On the morning of December 14^th we woke up to the shocking news from Australia regarding the most horrifying antisemitic terrorist attack on Jews since October 7^th.

The attack took the lives of 15 people and injured…

Whitewash: First word of the day is “L’tyech” – literally to plaster over, or, in plain English translation, to whitewash. That is the word the opposition has been hurling at Netanyahu and his coalition partners in regards to their…

Israel’s water and agricultural technologies didn’t emerge from ideal conditions. They were developed under pressure: low rainfall, saline water,…