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The Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Somaliland’s hybrid political system once offered exactly what the country needed. By combining customary clan consensus, xeer, and elder leadership...
Shabbat Shuvah arrives this year with the weight of the days of awe pressing close. We stand on the precipice of Yom Kippur, the most solemn day of...
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor should not be surprised that their controversial documentary, NAZA, has been vociferously condemned by mainstream...
In 1985, inside the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, James Brown walked onto a stage rigged with enough sequins and pyrotechnics to light the Nevada desert. He...
The Brazilian Israelite Confederation (CONIB) and the São Paulo Israelite Federation (Fisesp), in partnership with the Paulista School of Magistrates...
There is no reasonable explanation for the poor campaigns they are running. They are convincing no one. The main things they are doing, as far as one...
“They (some Jews) have set up their religious leaders and scholars as lords instead of God. Others (most Christians) deified the Messiah, son of...
On 15th April 1945, Bergen-Belsen was liberated by the British Army. Only days before though between 6th-10th April 1945 3 transports left the...
In late July 2026, tens of thousands of people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, nearly as many as the city’s entire...
What Black political diversity reveals about Israel, Gaza and coalition politics One sentence in this series deserves an essay of its own: there is no...
For years Australian soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith was celebrated as the embodiment of Australian military courage — a Victoria Cross recipient...
Two decades of reshaping religious authority, tribal power and mass mobilization carried the Houthis to the Red Sea. Holding what they have gained —...