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Yehi Ohr and Unfolding the Name of 42

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Israel and the Moving Sands of the Middle East

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Taha A. Lemkhir

Mental meanderings of geniuses

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Adam Borowski

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Eugene Korn

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Steven Windmueller

As Arab World Warms to Israel, Some Embrace Rejectionism

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Kenneth Jacobson

The Moral Failure of German Media on Israel

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Grant Arthur Gochin

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Paul Mendlowitz

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Hope Blecher

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Sheldon Kirshner

Bringing G-d Into Our Homes

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Kenneth Cohen

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Steve Kramer

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Nili Bresler

Taking it Personally

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A Broken Trust: An Educator’s Reckoning with a Post-October 7 World

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Cassie Schwartz

What phobias and utopias have in common

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Yonatan Beker

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Ivan Bassov

Ah bay gezagt

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Elaine Rosenberg Miller

Jews Under Fire: A Growing Threat

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Benjamin Netanyahu And October 7

Sheldon Kirshner

Andy Byron, Negative Speech, and the Laws of Repentance

Michael Feldstein

Zohran Mamdani’s Selective Outrage: A Disturbing Double Standard

Seth Eisenberg

The Similarities Between the Epstein Files and Nixon’s Watergate

Berl Falbaum

Nurturing Emotional Growth

Lazer Gurkow

Military Chaplains

Israel Drazin

Mi Neged Mi?

Judy Halper

Matot-Masei: Wrestling With Tough Questions

Ben Lazarus

Laurent de Sutter Interview | Alex Gilbert #286

Alexandre Gilbert

It’s Time to Reactivate the Oslo Accords

Shaike Komornik

Featured Post

Alan Haber

The October 7 government has abandoned our security, and Gantz is always there to hand them a ladder to climb down

Shimon Sheves

What If Neuralink Could Hack Consciousness Like DMT and Rewrite Reality at Will?

Vincent James Hooper

Yehi Ohr and Unfolding the Name of 42

Yael Chaya Miriam Gray

Pink confetti and yellow butterflies and fiercely living every moment

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

The Air India Crash

Yoseph Janowski

Bound by Borders – mitzarim, gevul, techum, s’far

Reuven Chaim Klein

Israel and the Moving Sands of the Middle East

Taha A. Lemkhir

Mental meanderings of geniuses

Adam Borowski

Featured Post

Eugene Korn

The Middle East’s Enlightenment: Why Secularism is the Only Path to Salvation

Catherine Perez-Shakdam

Insights and Connections: Unpacking Donald J. Trump

Steven Windmueller

As Arab World Warms to Israel, Some Embrace Rejectionism

Kenneth Jacobson

The Moral Failure of German Media on Israel

Michael Kuenne

Laurent Joly Interview | Alex Gilbert #285

Alexandre Gilbert

Tisha B’Av and Lithuania

Grant Arthur Gochin

Time for Israel’s Haredim to Make the Real Aliyah—to Brooklyn or Lakewood

Paul Mendlowitz

A peace agreement for Gaza

Moshe-Mordechai Van Zuiden

Being In-between

Hope Blecher

Syrian Violence Embroiled Israel

Sheldon Kirshner

Bringing G-d Into Our Homes

Kenneth Cohen

Prevent the Prolonging of the War Now!

Gershon Baskin

Loved, hated, respected, feared

Steve Kramer

War Games Part 2: Let’s Make a Deal

Nili Bresler

Taking it Personally

Harriet Gimpel

A Broken Trust: An Educator’s Reckoning with a Post-October 7 World

Cassie Schwartz

What phobias and utopias have in common

Yonatan Beker

Blood Is Not Belonging: On the Theft and Reinvention of Identity

Ivan Bassov

Ah bay gezagt