Yad Vashem’s institutional narrative is systematically distorting Poland’s historical image, triggering a strategic crisis in Polish-Israeli relations. According to the 2024 HU-EF Barometer, this shift has led to a shocking reality: 54%…
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The Blogs: Italy finally arrests Hamas’s best friend in Rome | Bepi Pezzulli
For three decades, Mohammad Hannoun operated with the impunity of a man who understood that Italian bureaucracy moves slower than glacial drift. The Palestinian architect from Ramallah built an empire of sham charities in Genoa while posing…
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The Blogs: Peace in Our Time, Again: Washington Declares Peace While the Middle East Waits | Victor Satya
The Victory Speech That Declared Reality Obsolete
In October 2025, the President of the United States stood before the world and announced what every schoolchild, diplomat, and weary civilian in the Middle East apparently missed: the…Continue Reading
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The Blogs: For Truth’s Sake: Love Vance | Yochanan Schimmelpfennig
Monika Potts’s profile in The New Republic suggests that JD Vance does not operate with a single stable identity, but with a set of deployable masks. “Shapeshifter” is a harsh term, yet analytically useful: it points less to “changing…
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The Blogs: Why Did Palestinians Kill Jesus? | Ivan Bassov
Jesus Was Palestinian (and Other Seasonal Revelations)
It’s Christmas season again. Jesus was Palestinian, we are told—a slogan that appears on billboards, sometimes in the present tense as “Jesus is Palestinian,” but always demanding…
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The Blogs: Revisiting Israel’s ‘Little Point Four’ in Nepal Amid Somaliland Recognition | Krishna Paksha Thapa
Big news is coming out of the Horn of Africa! In a move that is making headlines around the world, Israel has become the first country to formally recognize Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state.
This is a massive turning point for…
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The Blogs: Rituals of Return: How Sacred Time Reweaves a Broken World 8th in the series | Ed Gaskin
After October 7th, many Israelis described the same sensation: time stopped behaving normally.
Days blurred into one another. Nights stretched without mercy. Weeks felt both endless and impossibly short. People lost track of what day it…
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The Blogs: Freedom vs Tyranny | Opher Segal
The Free World is in a fight for its very survival. This vile assault is not being waged with conventional military tactics, but rather by radical Islamic cultural and demographic deluge of a worldwide invasion. The agenda of worldwide…
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The Blogs: A Palestinian Administrative Council: A Potential Pathway | William Keenan
A Palestinian Administrative Council: A Potential Pathway, If Structured With Care
In the aftermath of Gaza’s devastation and the fragmentation of Palestinian political life, policymakers and analysts are searching for transitional mechanisms…
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The Blogs: MENA’s Climate-Debt Trap: Why Adaptation Is Becoming a Privilege of the Solvent | Vincent James Hooper
Climate change in the Middle East and North Africa is no longer a future environmental threat. It is a present fiscal constraint. Across the region, rising temperatures, water scarcity, food insecurity, and extreme weather are colliding with…
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