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Service propels people who care about their neighbors to think more critically about the systemic changes needed to address the root causes of inequality.
I’ve come to believe in the urgent necessity of Hebraization – not as cultural nostalgia or Zionist romanticism, but as civilizational repair.
The Dominican Republic’s singular act of moral courage in 1938 reminds us that even when the world looks away, individual nations, communities, and leaders can stand against injustice.
Israel’s deepening divides call for a new model of unity through diversity, with dialogue and mutual responsibility crucial to preventing future conflict.
AI is pulling back the curtain on the Supreme Court’s unsigned rulings, raising new questions about transparency, authorship, and accountability.
Honoring the fallen means more than remembrance - it demands rebuilding leadership, civic trust, and a shared future.
Ahead of Israel's Independence Day, Barbara Sofer presents her annual list of things she loves about the Jewish state.
As the Jewish state turns 77 on Independence Day, olim from across the country give 77 reasons why life in Israel is better.
In order to live where we live, and to continue to do so in relative safety, the army needs more men – as it has told the government repeatedly over the past year.
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