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Maccabi Lev AriThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Something has happened over the past two days that I never thought I would witness. Not after October 7. Not after the hostages. Not after two and a...
Why the proposed Iran framework is causing many Israelis to question something far larger than a single deal. Something feels different this morning....
As reports emerge regarding the proposed U.S.-Iran agreement, reportedly known as the Islamabad Memorandum, senior Israeli officials are raising...
How the international debate over Judea and Samaria often ignores the expulsion of Jewish communities between 1948 and 1967 Imagine telling the...
A remarkable thing has begun happening across the Western world: Kings, prime ministers and heads of state are beginning to admit that they failed...
Imagine a country the size of Connecticut, floating on an ocean of natural gas, that set out to do what the Soviet Union never quite managed: reshape...
An allegation. A public verdict. An institutionally protected narrative. Only later come the questions. It happened in 1894, and it is happening again...
“First comes the presumption of guilt. Then the social normalization. Then the institutionalization.” In October 2025, I warned that the world was...
Fifty years ago, recruiters needed boots, bars, football terraces, and street corners. Today they need a smartphone. The shaved heads disappeared but...
There is a quiet crisis unfolding in Israel — one that triggers no sirens, interrupts no broadcasts, and rarely makes headlines. Yet it is no less...
Every year at Passover, Jews retell the story of the ten plagues — forces that spread, disrupt, and reshape reality itself. The defining feature of...
Passover is coming, and the warnings we once ignored feel impossible to ignore now. Twenty-four years ago tonight, families sat down for a Passover...
If there were ever going to be an apology tour, this would be the moment. For months, the dominant narrative across large segments of Western media,...
For generations, many Jews living in democratic societies have held a quiet belief: “It can’t happen here.” After the horrors of the 20th...