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Israelis Just Turned Down Billions to Stay Home. Here’s Why That Makes Sense.
Three tech founders walked away from six billion dollars rather than leave Tel Aviv, and it says everything about how Israelis feel about home.
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Why Did Texas Just Approve New School Curriculum Tying Radical Islam to 9/11?
In a climate where naming radical Islam gets labeled Islamophobia, Texas chose historical accuracy for its classrooms.
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Charlie Kirk, One Year Later: How He Loved Israel Out Loud
A year after his assassination, the case Charlie Kirk made for Israel still stands, and still asks to be carried forward.
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The Secrets Behind the Symbolic Foods of the Jewish New Year
Behind the apple and honey lies an entire tradition of symbolic foods, sacred wordplay, and prayers spoken through taste, each one shaping the hopes of the Jewish New Year.
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Four Lessons From 9/11 From a Jewish Perspective
Centuries of Jewish tradition hold a depth of wisdom that speaks to anyone searching for meaning after tragedies like 9/11.
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Munich Remembered: The Massacre That Foretold October 7
A look back at the 1972 massacre of eleven Israeli athletes, its haunting echo in October 7, and the reckoning still owed to the dead.
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What Is Rosh Hashanah? The Jewish New Year Explained
Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, a day of judgment, forgiveness, and sweetness. Here’s what the shofar, the symbolic foods, and Tashlich actually mean.
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Why Does Tiny Israel Keep Inventing the Apps You Use Every Day?
A country smaller than New Jersey somehow keeps handing the world its favorite apps. Here’s the surprisingly simple reason why.
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What Is a Shofar, and Why Do Jewish People Blow It Every Day Before the Jewish New Year?
Every morning for a month before Rosh Hashanah, a ram’s horn sounds out across synagogues worldwide. Here’s the story behind the shofar, and why it still cuts through the noise.
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The Shema: Covering Our Eyes to See What Matters Most
Six Hebrew words, said twice daily for thousands of years, hold a claim that reshapes how you see everything else.
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Finland Got Brave And Just Told the UN: “Not One Euro to Terrorists”
Finland just told the UN exactly why it’s walking away from UNRWA: not one euro of its money will fund terrorists. Behind that 20 million euro decision sits a mountain of evidence tying UNRWA staff to Hamas and the October 7 massacre.
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Why Is Greece Signing a Record $3.6 Billion Deal for Israeli Air Defenses?
Greece just signed the largest defense export deal in Israeli history, building its first-ever national missile shield entirely out of Israeli technology. Here’s what $3.6 billion actually buys.
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Sabich: The Real Israeli Street Food Nobody Talks About (And You’ll Be Craving By Paragraph Three)
Everyone assumes falafel and hummus are Israel’s signature dish. They’re not, and the sandwich that actually is has a story you’ve never heard.
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The King Is in the Field: A Sacred Secret Every Believer Should Know
Every year, a hidden season arrives when the King (God) steps out of His palace and into the field. This is the story of Elul, and why it still matters.
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Why a Swedish Minister’s Necklace Is Calling the World to Stand With Israel
A Swedish minister with Palestinian roots wore a Star of David on live TV “for the children who do not dare to,” sparking backlash and a wave of global solidarity.
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The Man Hollywood Wants Freed Is Convicted of 5 Murders
More than 20 Marvel actors signed a petition to free a man convicted of five murders. His victims included a monk, a mother of two, and diners at a Tel Aviv restaurant.
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Dolly Parton’s Moral Legacy: 7 Life Lessons on Faith, Kindness and Giving
Dolly Parton built a life on humility, generosity, and quiet faith. Her legacy offers lessons every reader can carry forward.
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The Steps My Ancestors Climbed: Jerusalem’s Ancient Road Is Finally Open
A 2,000-year-old stone road linking the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount has fully opened to the public. Here’s the story behind the stones, and what it feels like to walk them.
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