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These students are rioting on their university campuses not because they care deeply about Palestinians; most couldn’t even point Gaza out on a map
Director of IDFWO: We are dedicated to assisting those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for Israel’s security.
Focused on military issues, the government has not set goals regarding sea lanes of communication for commercial vessels to and from Israeli ports in the Red Sea.
UNRWA had been transformed into a bloated international bureaucracy with a staff in excess of 30,000 and an annual budget of around $2.2 billion.
To preach to Israel about civilian deaths is hypocritical - the US should know better, given its track record.
Remote work is not just a temporary response to challenges; it’s a catalyst for social mobility and economic empowerment.
The students siding with Hamas are being sold a lie - I implore them to do their research, says writer.
My father, Bernard Dov Troy, of blessed memory
Must we allow violent rallies because we are fearful of being accused of suppressing the sacred right of peaceful protest? Does our concern for police overreach move us to handcuff law enforcement?
It's been a while since Israelis have been so morally challenged on the eve of the nationwide commemoration days.
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