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Each year, the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC), where I am fortunate to be the first-ever chief program officer, supports more than 300 nonprofit Jewish day and overnight camps across North America.
For all intents and purposes, it seems that those who are exerting so much pressure on Israel to stay out of Rafah are showing little to no concern for the fate of our 134 hostages.
Aggression has only exacerbated the problem for all parties.
A seemingly small detail in a news report caught my eye. The firebombs were “filled with nails,” a police spokesperson revealed. That was a new one for me, and I follow this kind of news closely.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive display in the Knesset shows cognitive dissonance – a state of tension when reality challenges our self-beliefs.
Instead of helping people relate to what happened at Auschwitz and highlighting the brutal extermination of the Jewish people, Glazer assisted those who sought to downplay the Holocaust.
Leading the mission is a Latino youth educator from Argentina who lives in Israel and tirelessly works to free his two brothers held hostage by Hamas.
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A team of researchers at Reichman University used innovative AI software to track Hamas terror chief Sinwar's calculations, finding that Sinwar made calculated decisions.
Partnership and bipartisan American support are essential for Israel's practical considerations.