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The Broad Perspective: Hosting a Pride Parade, now more than ever, can draw international attention to the struggles faced by this Israeli minority and garner support from allies.
Now, as the most somber Independence Day since Israel’s establishment approaches, the question indeed arises: How does October 7 fit into Jewish history, and what does it say about the Zionist idea?
President Biden, we literally have no place to go. And no, as Begin told you, we won’t sit back and wait for someone else to eliminate Hamas.
The stakes are too high now for ambiguity. Israelis, on the eve of Independence Day, deserve a comprehensive plan that outlines the path to security, detailing how it can be achieved.
If the Israeli economy wishes to continue to thrive, its unlimited pool of talented computer scientists, engineers, and mathematicians must leverage its capabilities to drive AI innovation.
When activists say they want intifada in the US, they mean they want October 7 to happen in America. Their "decolonization" comes at the expense of America's safety, says writer.
The canary is singing, but who’s listening? Jews are raising the alarm, it's high time you pay attention, says writer.
Philosophically, politically, socially, morally - an Arab Palestine would not be free. Just look at its policies, says the writer.
In the Jewish nation, horror and hope go hand in hand. As we move to Remembrance Day and Independence Day, we must hold space for pain, but not lose sight of celebration.
"We must all refuse to sit by and allow history to repeat itself. To anyone who believes they can wait this out, the mobs will come for you, Jewish or not."
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