A few days ago, I received a message from a friend, a long-time European intercessory leader with more than 30 years of experience working and praying for world leaders. He shared a prophetic dream he had about Iran. With the war against the…
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The Blogs: We the disposable masses | Avi Shamir
“We the people” has become a passé saying, a footnote to that once venerated enterprise called liberal democracy. In the bizarre reality of 2026, “We the disposable masses” is a more fitting motto.
In these times of polarization,…
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The Blogs: The Iran war’s double-edged sword | Michael Ratney
The metaphor of a double-edged sword has been with us for a long time – it likely comes from medieval Arabic, or possibly biblical Hebrew. The modern speakers of those ancient languages should know all about such swords, since the current…
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The Blogs: Opening a Bank Account in Israel | Lara Itzhaki
What They Don’t Tell You at the Airport
You’ve survived the flight, charmed your way through Misrad HaPnim, and found an apartment that’s technically within budget if you don’t count parking. Well done. Now comes the part nobody puts…
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The Blogs: The Reality Behind the Numbers: Israel’s Standing in the United States | Nadav Tamir
A recent poll by Gallup (https://news.gallup.com/poll/702440/israelis-no-longer-ahead-americans-middle-east-sympathies.aspx), published just days before the outbreak of the war with Iran, found—for the first time—that more Americans…
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The Blogs: The Greens, Zionism, and the politics of nonsense | Bepi Pezzulli
There was a time when fringe ideas had the decency to remain fringe. The UK Green Party has now decided to put them on their Spring Conference agenda. The Greens for Palestine have tabled a motion (referred internally as Motion 33, and…
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The Blogs: Donald Trump’s Kharg Island strategy | Mike Evans
For decades, the Iranian regime has financed terrorism, regional militias, and its powerful security apparatus through one primary source: oil. Cut off that revenue and the regime’s power structure begins to unravel.
At the center of that…
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The Blogs: It’s Only A War | Mordechai Weiss
On the surface, with everything going on in Israel these days, you might be surprised to learn that Israel again was rated as one of the world’s happiest places to live. The World Happiness Report measures overall life evaluation based on…
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The Blogs: I’ve Been in a Safe Room 86 Times in 19 Days. And I Still Feel Lucky | Joel Jacobs
At the time of writing, my family and I have been in our safe room 86 times in the last 19 days – according to the Home Front Command app.
Eighty-five of those were because of ballistic missiles – often with cluster heads – fired in our…
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The Blogs: From Karma to Renewal in the Middle East | Todd Sone
Iran’s proxy war is rebounding – and Israel now has an opportunity for renewal
It’s called Karma, baby
And it goes around
What goes around comes around
What goes up must come down– Alicia Keys, Karma (2003)
If you thought Usain Bolt was…
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