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We didn’t need to ask Mah Nishtanah, why is this night different? Jews worldwide felt the added burden this Passover.
I study at Columbia University and live near the campus. The reality here is alarming. It's even scarier for me as someone who has paid the price of terror personally.
Instead of hasbara, Israel would do well to embrace a new approach to strategic communications built around speed, engagement, and influence.
As long as Israel keeps moving without a strategic vision, we are providing the Iranians with optimal conditions for influence.
Part of the secret of this perseverance is the timeless messages of Passover and their ability to inspire new meaning in each generation.
American Christians should speak boldly and ask our leaders to ensure that Israel and the US may continue to collectively enjoy a victory over terror that is strategic and moral.
Today more than ever it is essential that there continue to be Jews in the US who object to the policies and actions of the Israeli government, but who at the same time are proud Zionists.
Is America’s ironclad relationship with Israel actually more malleable than so adamantly advertised by the Biden White House?
Iran’s leaders want to destroy the world as we know it. They want to dominate the Middle East, overthrow Western-style democracy, wipe out Israel, and impose Shia Islam on the world.
It may have looked like a run-of-the-mill Israeli counter-operation in Tulkarm this week. But it’s always worth taking a closer look – because the implications can be enormous.
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