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Catastrophizing the Melbourne synagogue attack
By
Ron Levy
With our history of trauma, an act of terror can seem to prove that Jews are wholly unsafe. That’s a mistake – and a win for the terrorists
Rachelli Prawer
Melbourne 2024: Jews, wake up and smell the smoke!
Our enemies know the power of fire and the national memories it evokes, but we are no longer exiled and defenseless – we have a refuge
Shuki Friedman
The fall of Assad means opportunities for Israel – and some danger
The regime collapse undermines Iran’s influence and makes surrounding Israel with a ’ring of fire’ harder, but what new risks will the chaos pose?
Divide Syria
By
Zev Farber
In time, Latakia can be another Singapore, the Druze can border Israel, and a Sunni Syria can be extremist if it must (I’d prefer a peaceful, progressive state)
Steven Gotlib
An Orthodox rabbi’s struggle with pluralism
Real religious disagreements among those who affiliate with different denominations (or none) should not hinder normal interactions. Try talking to each other and see
Catherine Perez-Shakdam
When the music stops: The haunting legacy of anti-Zionism
When history’s sober gaze falls upon this era, it will draw upon a digital archive of those who chose the easy path of fashionable outrage
My son’s tears: An update
By
HaDassah Sabo Milner
After I wrote about Aryeh’s struggle with PTSD, the people of Israel have shown just how grateful they are for his sacrifices
Ruthie Hollander
Are American Jews and Israeli Jews growing apart?
The 6,000 miles separating my new-olah sister and my NY self represent more than physical distance; there’s a yawning gap between our perspectives
Tali Nir
Beyond donations: A vision for a new Israel-Diaspora social partnership
The old ’donor-recipient’ model of Diaspora communities and Israel no longer serves either side well, with both able to do so much more for each other
My fellow Druze and I have so much more to give
By
Khalil Ayoub
The dedication of Israeli Druze is evident in their military service, but pre-army programs will boost them into better positions in the IDF, education, and jobs
Top Ops
Ariel Beery
Post-Assad, think small
Now is the time to erase the colonial boundaries Sykes and Picot drew that defined the region for a century
Rifka Lebowitz
The cost of war: Israel’s New Year’s VAT increase will hurt your pocket
Nobody wants higher household, business, and real estate expenses, but budgeting carefully will get Israelis through it
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