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In Israel-under-fire, we laugh a little harder, hug and bless our kids more intensely, dance at weddings and other celebrations more furiously, and started rebuilding even as ICBMs kept detonating.
If the world truly wants to help Gazans, then it must finally confront the truth: liberation for Palestinians begins with the defeat of Hamas.
With elections coming up, the real question isn’t just who will run – it’s what the campaign will be about.
Trump supporters would do well to pause; this is someone who scraps long-standing policies one day and reinstates them the next.
The Israel-Iran War may not have crossed into Azerbaijan’s borders physically, but its political tremors were deeply felt.
The United States should capitalize on its newly assertive global image to push back against Iranian influence in Africa, starting with Hezbollah’s footprint in the DRC.
Those exposed directly to the trauma of October 7 – evacuees, survivors, soldiers, families – are far more likely to turn to substances to manage anxiety, insomnia, and emotional distress.
Is it right that a person just by doing nothing will be deemed to have forgiven a grievous attack on his rights, being forced to write a will with a gun aimed at his head?
When music turned to menace: Glastonbury 2025 became a stage for antisemitic incitement.
The focus of our security forces has rightfully been on the survival of the Jewish state, as the country has fought enemies on seven fronts. But the enemy from within needs to be addressed now.
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