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There is something curious about the way the Torah describes the struggle of the patriarchs and matriarchs to have children. Abraham and Sarah are unable to conceive, so Sarah proposes that Abraham take her maidservant, Hagar. Jacob encounters a...
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I've been a proud, self-declared Slytherin since middle school, when I announced my House loyalty by pressing a silver-and-green foil sticker onto the inside of my parents' garage door like graffiti. Exasperated but not remotely surprised, my mother peeled...
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Three centuries of Jewish history, cancelled over Gaza
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I moved to Israel with three decades of professional experience and almost no way to prove it. Today AI writes a 'perfect' resume in 30 seconds, but a career record that others vouch for can be hard to show. When...
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Nov 12, 2026, 1:32 PM
We need Eisenkot, but we need real policy change
It will be terrific to get rid of Benjamin Netanyahu and his ilk. It won‘t be enough, though, to just replace Netanyahu by Eisenkot. We need real policy change. That is the position of civil society activist and Zionist Ido Dembin from...
Ian Joseph
Nov 12, 2026, 1:31 PM
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The precipitous decline of the traditional left wing in Israel is primarily shaped by security concerns, the centrality of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict rather than economics, and a major rightward shift in the electorate over the last few decades. In many...
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Nov 12, 2026, 1:30 PM
Chosenness and its Discontents (Toldot, Covenant & Conversation)
It is one of the most emotionally affecting scenes in the Torah. Jacob, dressed in Esau’s clothes, has taken Esau’s blessing. He leaves and, shortly thereafter, Esau enters. What is remarkable is not what happens next but how the...
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Nov 12, 2026, 1:28 PM
Israeli Artists Shine in Miami: Michelle Azout’s HOME | LAND Returns
Contemporary art exhibition HOME | LAND returns to Miami November 12-16 with an expansive showcase of 200 artworks from 45 Israeli artists. Founded in 2024 by Miami-based art advisor Michelle Azout, HOME | LAND was created in response to post-October...
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