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Avinatan Or: Beacon of light in a dark tunnel
By
Nili Bresler
In the fictitious country, Badulina, everyone chooses to be a victim or a king. My student may be in captivity, but he has always been a king. We await his return
Jeffrey Gedmin
Musk’s gift to Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis
The DOGE decision to liquidate Middle East Broadcasting Networks leaves a vacuum to be filled by anti-US and anti-Israel invective
Amnon Beeri-Sulitzeanu
Arabs say they want partnership. What about the Jews?
Zionist opposition parties must stop seeing Arab leadership only as a partner of convenience during a temporary crisis
The perfect storm of funding cuts crippling Arab society
By
Ilan Amit
Drastic policy changes in the US and Israel, along with shrinking philanthropy, are leaving the country’s poorest citizens behind
Simon Kupfer
The surveillance state comes to campus
Use of private-sector AI technology to reveal protesters’ identities amounts to a digital witch hunt to suppress dissent
Yehuda Lukacs
The crackdown on international students: A self-inflicted wound
The Trump administration’s failure to recognize the importance of an open and inclusive academic environment could have dire consequences
Jolene Ben Ari: The best of both worlds
By
Kally Rubin Kislowicz
This one goes out to the immigrants, who are not a problem to be solved, but a fusion of old and new bumbling charm. And the State of Israel needs us
Nicky Blackburn
My son just joined the army. Why doesn’t the government care?
I need to know that my beautiful boys are not pawns who are put in danger to keep a prime minister in charge and out of jail. Instead, I feel betrayed
Sharon Levin
Pesach spending: 5 excuses that cost us more
The holiday of freedom includes financial freedom, and there are ways to keep expenses from spiraling out of control
Diagnosis: A positive look at life from the edge
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Ben Lazarus
I am not thrilled about the pain my rare Parkinson’s-related disease will likely bring, but I am content with what life has given me
Top Ops
Pam Alcala
‘October 8’ and the corruption of righteousness
The new film spotlights the acts of horror that the same people who campaigned for a safer, better world have been ignoring since that day after
Moshe Emilio Lavi
We imagined Omri’s return – then it collapsed
Israel must dismantle Hamas, but if hostages become secondary, we undermine the very social contract that binds us together as a nation
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