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The BBC’s failure to call these groups what they are – terrorist organizations – does not merely distort reality but actively endangers the public.
The Jewish people, used to being hated, from Pharaoh to Hitler to Nasrallah and Sinwar, experience the war for our lives daily as proud Jews.
As we mark the anniversary of October 7, I recommend that you read one of Prof. Gil Troy’s new publications, linked inside, to equip you with the intellectual arsenal necessary to advocate for Israel
It is time for the leaders of the free world to defend democracy, stop delaying arms shipments to Israel, and prevent future patchwork solutions to the region’s problems.
Before we had a chance to acclimate ourselves to this unbelievable horror show, the world turned from shock and sympathy to an ugly chorus of support for the murderous savages.
Themes of transparency and accountability arise in my mother’s Rosh Hashanah Seder and High Holidays Haggadah’s series of questions about judgment.
While we in Israel prepare to gather with our loved ones, how can we genuinely celebrate when 101 of our own remain captive?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Balancing good and evil, we should mark next Monday, October 7, as the anniversary of Hamas’s massacre, not Simchat Torah as Israel’s government proposes.
In the face of unspeakable violence and global hatred, the Jewish people confront their identity, mission, and resilience, guided by faith, history, and the promise of a brighter future in 5785.
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