Terrorism is about more than injuring and killing people, it’s about creating a fear that forces people to alter their lives for the worse. Days after the October 7 attacks, Nassau County executive, Bruce Blakeman invited the county’s…
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Bethsaida rises from the ashes: Top Christian archaeology stories of 2025
Bethsaida rises from the ashes: Top Christian archaeology stories of 2025
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The Blogs: Preemptive force is necessary to keep Israel safe. It’s not sufficient. | Amos Yadlin
Israel’s assertive posture across the Middle East over the past year is often portrayed as an unchecked or reckless use of force. In reality, it reflects a fundamental shift in Israel’s security doctrine, forged in the trauma of October 7…
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The Blogs: From the Inside Out: Chanukah in a Noisy World | Claire R. Bright
Chanukah 2025 will stay in the collective consciousness for many decades to come and will be much spoken of. I have no doubt it will govern how events are planned and managed going forward.
Chanukah arrived this year carrying more weight…
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The Blogs: True Dialogue Is in Dire Need | Michel M.J. Shore
True Dialogue Is in Dire Need
A symphony of words in harmony,
Together with silence between the words
Is needed to be understood and understand
The reflections, hopes, aspirations, prayers
Of the other, who is not another.
The art of…
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The Blogs: Where did our humanity go? | Ximena Silberman Herzberg
Yesterday, a six-year-old boy from Beit Shemesh, the son of a couple I know, suddenly passed away. He was a healthy boy who had been sick with a fever. Suddenly he lost consciousness and the emergency response team tried to revive him, to no…
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The Blogs: Nvidia’s ‘Second Home’: Why the AI Giant Is Doubling Down on Israel | Ihor Pletenets
At a time when parts of the Western corporate world are reassessing their exposure to Israel amid its war with Hamas, Hezbollah, and the broader confrontation with Iran, Nvidia is taking a markedly different course. Rather than pulling back,…
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The Blogs: Why The Qur’an Has 99 Names For One God | Allen S. Maller
One of the most important lessons Jewish educators should teach; is why there should be so many different names for the One God of monotheistic religions and peoples, both now and even in the Messianic future (“All the nations will walk in…
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The Blogs: Why Israel Advocacy Can’t Wait for Conflict | Skye Phillips
On most university campuses, Israel advocacy tends to appear in waves. When tensions rise, statements are shared, debates happen, and events fill up. But once the noise fades, so does the visible presence of pro-Israel voices. It’s easy to…
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The Blogs: Shamil’s song | Yoseph Janowski
He was a leader of rebels. They lived in the mountains and they sought their independence. They would come down and fight against the Russian forces, and run back to the mountains to seek refuge.
One day, the Russians told Shamil that they…
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