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Rest in peace, Misha. We, who are led by Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, have neither peace nor rest.
We have the power to continue their legacy by remembering every name, by dancing for them, and by sharing their light. Because if we don’t – who else will?
If we truly want a whole and united Israel, we’ll need everyone, haredi and secular alike, swimming together in the same waters. Yes, it’s risky. Yes, it’s scary. But it’s also the only way forward.
Israel needs to declare that until the PA takes concrete steps to dismantle its system of rewarding terrorism, any talk of its role in future governance arrangements are a non-starter.
In a world that feels increasingly divided and fraught, we must offer not only knowledge but also healing, community, and hope.
Behind the propaganda machine of the regime and its Western-affiliated reformist lobby lies a truth contrary to its claims of strength and resilience.
No country, especially not one of Israel’s size, can attain full weapons independence. But at the same time, this dependence can be reduced.
The shunning, turning the Zionist Right into the ultimate “other,” politically, socially, and economically, set in motion a psychological mindset among Israel’s cultural elite.
The Western assault on Judaism is also a proxy for an assault on America and should be treated as a US national security issue.
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