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Geopolitics
Geopolitics
In His Dreams He Saw an Olive Leaf Next to the Destruction of Israel
This week marked 20 years since the death of Yasser Arafat. In Israel’s national memory, his name is etched in infamy as a bloodthirsty terrorist.
Antisemitism
Antisemitism
Jew-Hunting Riots in Amsterdam Expose Dangers of Bystander Inaction
By staying silent, these bystanders betray themselves, their communities, and democratic ideals—abandoning Amsterdam’s Israeli and Jewish guests..
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Trump and Biden’s influence on Israel
Amid Netanyahu’s trial, US-Israel relations shift with Trump’s right-wing appointees, raising questions about American influence the impact on regional strategy and hostages.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Crazy Campaign Plus Catastrophic Candidates Equals Surprisingly Normal Results
Sometimes, in the insane world of American politics, a three-ring circus produces the most predictable and boring results.
Haredim
Haredim
How are Ultra-Orthodox Jews Protesting IDF Service if They’re Too Busy Studying Torah?
While demanding that the government function better, shouldn’t the government also reallocate some money funding ultra-Orthodox draft-dodgers to better protect our soldiers?
Middle East
Middle East
What Israel Proved With Its Most Recent Attack on Iran
Israel’s strike dealt a dual blow, undermining both Iran’s defenses and the reputation of Russian-made military equipment.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
A Brutal US Presidential Campaign: Israelis Should Avoid Replicating it
“Democracy begins in conversation,” the progressive philosopher John Dewey taught. Let’s hope it doesn’t die of discord.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
A New Era for Evangelicals and Israel, a Bridge to Progressives?
At a time when polarization dominates American discourse, these emerging evangelical voices can help create a space for dialogue—one where Israel is neither demonized nor blindly defended but understood in all its complexity.