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Thursday, September 25, 2025
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Benjamin Porat
How polarized are Israelis? A call for nuance
On the moderate left and right, judicial views don’t dictate war positions. There is a path forward that can break our suffocating deadlock
Spoiler: It isn’t Tylenol and we did nothing wrong
By
Sarah Tuttle-Singer
Is your neurotypical child hitting all of the milestones? Here’s what I need from you. (And no, it is emphatically not pity.)
Judah Koller
All the ways Trump gets autism wrong
As the US president peddles bad science, the real reason for the increase in autism numbers is actually a sign of progress
A quiet diplomatic earthquake
By
Ryan Aviv Fagan
When the leader of the world’s largest Muslim population says ’shalom,’ it’s no mere rhetorical flourish – it’s a gesture
Yali Szulanski
Voices our children carry: Antisemitism and Jewish pride
We cannot erase the hate our children will encounter, but we can model pride in the daily words our children overhear
Michael Kuenne
Holocaust distortion disguised as activism
The outline of Gaza around a well-known concentration camp number promotes an historically false and morally bankrupt analogy
Praying for peace
By
Rachel Sharansky Danziger
I can’t see a path to peace now, but I believe that God can guide us to a reality where we can stop holding weapons, and instead plow with both hands
Ilan Troen
‘A publicly recognized, legally secured homeland’
Zionism has always engaged with the world, including accepting territorial compromise, to ensure Israel’s survival and success
Saudi-Pakistan nuke pact is Iran’s worst nightmare
By
Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
Gulf states see the deal as an insurance policy against Tehran’s aggression – for the West and Israel, it is strategic gold
Joshua Hammerman
Should rabbis endorse candidates?
We are in the midst of a catastrophe that is caused by people who have names – people who should be publicly condemned
The true cost of the holidays
By
Deena Fiedler
While Israelis are throwing away hundreds of millions of shekels’ worth of food, many families are struggling to afford healthy meals
Top Ops
Avi Weiss
For a good new year, start with gratitude
Hate drives humanity to commit terrible acts, but love, born of humility, awakens us to beauty we too often take for granted and enables us to endure
Chavi Feldman
I want to reclaim the watermelon
I want the emoji to represent a summer picnic with sweet sticky juices dripping down my arms, not a threat of terror by Palestinians and their fans
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