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When animals save people
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Erica Brown
Invest in love: An evening with Omer Shem Tov
When the former hostage sets rage aside, he teaches the rest of us to refocus on the best of humanity and to internalize expectations of goodness
Yair Lapid
What makes countries successful
Until four years ago, Israel met every criterion of a successful country. That’s no longer the case. But since the damage came from the top, the repair can come from the top, too. And it will
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Religious Zionism’s dangerous euphoria
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It takes 10 minutes to return a gun
After five months of reserve duty, turning in my rifle was easy. Finding my place again in a life that had learned to carry on without me is another matter
Sarah Ansbacher
East of Eden and north of Jaffa: John Steinbeck’s hope
The author’s 19th century ancestors moved to the holy land to help teach the Jewish community to farm. I found traces of them in Tel Aviv – and on Netflix
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Seth Eisenberg
Oct 17, 2026, 12:24 AM
Israel’s Fight Is Bigger Than Israel
Confronting jihadism begins with naming the deliberate targeting of civilians, and holding terrorists and their state sponsors responsible. Terror is a choice Yaron Lischinsky bought the ring the week he died. He was thirty. He planned to propose to Sarah Milgrim,...
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Oct 17, 2026, 12:23 AM
Qatar, Hamas and Netanyahu’s government
Who Was Funding the Enemy While Israel Slept? For years, Benjamin Netanyahu presented himself to the Israeli people as the leader best equipped to guarantee their security. His message was always clear: a firm hand against terrorism, no concessions to...
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Ukraine Strikes Russia as the “Free Palestine” Propaganda Wave Falters
At a time when the world remains consumed by turmoil and political adventurism in the Middle East, fresh data from the online sphere paint a different and deeply thought-provoking picture. Charts tracking online activity from October 5 to 11 show...
Bruce D. Forman
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The Death Penalty: What Judaism Knows About Justice and the Power of Restraint
The recent controversy surrounding the suggestion of a public execution of Nidal Hasan, the former Army psychiatrist convicted of murdering 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009, has renewed interest in capital punishment. The Trump administration’s proposal to livestream...
Cindy Grosz
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Some days I feel like taking a mic, bringing a friend and having them tape a random “Talk On The Street” to prove a point, most people can’t define what Zionism is. How can anyone, including so-called journalists, celebrities and...
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Diego Serebrennik
Oct 16, 2026, 8:39 PM
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The accusation that survived two thousand years For almost two thousand years, Jews have been accused in the Christian Worlds of an extraordinary variety of evils. They have been persecuted when they were rich and when they were poor, when...
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Lithuania Has Promised the Truth for Thirty Years
Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers have vowed to face the Holocaust. The state they lead still honors the man who signed the orders. If they will not tell the truth about the murder of their own citizens, what...
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The Congregação Israelita Paulista (CIP) will hold, on Saturday, October 17, at 7 p.m., a special dialogue featuring Rafael Zimerman, a Brazilian survivor of the October 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel, and Noam Kramer, psychologist and researcher with...
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