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Has he really changed, or is Julani a clever politician who knows how to direct the right message to his target audiences?
A week of escalating tensions in the Ireland-Israel phony war, marked by diplomatic clashes, embassy closure, and controversial statements.
With the stars aligning, Israel, as a regional power, should use its new and improved position to advance its security interests, basing them on the reality on the ground, not wishful thinking.
Sa’ar and the current government would rather the immediate rush of populist applause at home than putting in the hard work to take the diplomatic fight to our partners abroad.
This government is sworn to protect Israel’s security; its eye cannot be taken off the ball.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
At the end of the war, Israel will be challenged to address the needs of a population that, emotionally and psychologically, is very different from the one that existed on October 6.
The late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks suggests achieving this by teaching our students to think dialectically.
Many countries have demonstrated that supporting small businesses and easing regulations on them are crucial tools for combating poverty and driving economic growth.
As Israelis, we must confront the dangerous phenomenon of Jewish anti-Zionism, understand it, and think creatively about responses.
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