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Jul 24, 2023, 6:05 AM
Nachamu Ami – Comfort, oh Comfort My People
Echoes from the Past: Prophetic Insights into Israeli Controversy The more people you listen to, the more you realize that things are not as clear as they seem. Everyone seems a bit confused, and that might be why we have...
Mar 21, 2023, 11:04 PM
Engaging vs. Enraging
Should I join the protests? When Shabbat ends things get hectic again. Nevertheless, for people who observe Shabbat, a clear distinction between the holy and the mundane can be felt, as if something special and unique ends. When my friends and...
Mar 12, 2023, 8:42 PM
The Misconception of Red Lights
An idea for peace with a potentially bigger impact than shouting for peace Nobody likes them. The general conception of red lights is negative. Either they stop us from walking on the street or they indicate a risk for avalanches...
Mar 3, 2023, 12:58 PM
Vikuach
Taking Responsibility for a Peaceful World: An Anarchist Approach I currently study the basics of computer science at a college in Tel Aviv. My program is somewhat different from most academic programs out there for the following reasons: The army...
Feb 9, 2023, 5:57 AM
The Ridiculousness of Prayer
Prayer can be meaningless, or so full of meaning that we lack the perception to fully grasp it. It can be ridiculous, or the opposite. It completely depends on the person praying. I will examine prayer with the help...
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A lone soldier who is torn between two countries. Switzerland and Israel. Order and Chaos. Shallowness and restlessness. What is more convincing? Let’s find out!