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Israel, for its part, must prepare for the challenges posed by this shifting landscape.
There is a general mood that the future is brighter than the immediate past, bringing unique opportunities to chart a positive momentum.
Is IDF service suitable for every single young haredi man? No. But there can no longer be an excuse for mass exemptions.
A status-quo situation allowed for the October 7 attack to take place. It’s time for us all to put on our thinking caps and discuss how we can move forward from here.
These initiatives illustrate how some ministers have forgotten what is supposed to happen in a democracy – ideas are not meant to be controlled.
So many are suffering from the consequences that war has; not only war, but watching friends, family, and loved ones be decimated on October 7.
"In this past year, my heroes are the resilient children forced from their homes by terrorists, the civilians who helped one another in times of need, and our courageous soldiers who defend us."
For Jews, Christmas can feel isolating. Small acts of recognition and kindness can create space for everyone to feel seen and celebrated.
The rule of silence does not apply to the families of the hostages, who need to speak out to keep the issue on the agenda and ensure it remains a top priority.
Netanyahu is anxious to avoid starting off on the wrong foot with the grievance-obsessed president-elect, who recently told Time magazine that he doesn't really trump the prime minister.
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