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Prakash Bishunke
Nepal may have forgotten October 7. I cannot
We young Nepalis came to Israel to learn how to farm. Three years later, our own country doesn’t care about the losses we suffered there
Nim Shapira
I made a film about hostage posters. I was accused of centering ‘whiteness’
It takes a particular habit of mind to look at a grainy photo of a kidnapped person and start by asking what color they are
Shuki Friedman
We must be the Israel of October 8
The solidarity that emerged after October 7 was no illusion. It showed us another Israel is possible — and that we need not accept division as our fate
Chana Svei
I’m an ultra-Orthodox woman whose Jewish experience changed on October 7
At first, I hid my identity, but when I encountered a group spouting anti-Zionist propaganda, I spoke up – and discovered I needed a police escort to my car
Ariella Weiss
Thoughts about home from my army cot
It’s where we take off our shoes and put down some of the weight we’ve been carrying, out in the field or around the kitchen table, holding the country together
Ruthie Hollander
5 reasons to be upset about Mamdani’s October 7 tweet
If only New York’s mayor had stopped his message after the first 40 words of sympathy for Israeli victims. But no
Avi Lewis
The airstrikes we canceled: What NAZA leaves out
The film has it backwards: I worked with the IDF’s casualty estimate system. It’s a brake on civilian deaths, not a license to kill
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David Lemmer
Oct 9, 2026, 7:30 PM
Bereishis: Reminders
“The reminder isn’t what will remind you; it is the setting of the reminder that will have you reminded even before the reminder reminds.” Bereishis 1:1: “Bereishis Bara Elokim Es Hashamayim V’es Ha’aretz: In the beginning Hashem created the heavens...
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Oct 9, 2026, 7:17 PM
The Two Hardest Words?
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Yitzhak Irving Kalet
Oct 9, 2026, 6:57 PM
An appeal to my religious Zionist friends
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Oct 9, 2026, 6:36 PM
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Uchenna Igwe
Oct 9, 2026, 6:34 PM
Why do security files stop at borders that extremists cross freely?
After almost every terrorist attack, governments condemn, express solidarity and promise cooperation. Then the shock fades, and each returns to its own agencies and databases. Extremist ideas, money and recruiters cross borders more easily than the intelligence that might...
Mario Tomas Selem
Oct 9, 2026, 6:29 PM
I was moving to America. Then Israel happened
For much of my life, I never imagined that I would end up living in Israel. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and although my Jewish identity was always an important part of my life, Israel seemed like a...
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