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When enemies use psychological tactics, their motives are easier to spot.
MIDDLE ISRAEL: Historians will wonder where Trump's antiwar attitude came from, and how it can be reconciled with Trump’s image as an aspiring fascist.
The increase of genocide accusations in Ethiopian politics serves extremist agendas while real solutions lie in the country's ongoing national dialogue process.
Two recent legal decisions highlight the deep and systemic challenges Israel faces. We cannot ignore what they reflect about the current state of governance.
Yair Golan and Ehud Olmert's statements may have concrete consequences in the growing international legal campaign against Israel.
Dermer is not a member of Knesset, and the “ministry” he heads is less a bureaucracy than a two-room hub tucked inside the Prime Minister’s Office.
Artificial intelligence programs are so prevalent that when I called up Word to write this column, an AI prompt immediately suggested: “Describe what you want to write.”
Consume media, especially social media, wisely, and notice if those appearing in the videos represent the broader group or not.
Trump's instincts are right about how big government and big education have gone too far. But his suggested remedies can also be too much.
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