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2024-04-12
The backdrop could not be more symbolic: 18 bullet-pocked bodies,
The backdrop could not be more symbolic: 18 bullet-pocked bodies, including a mother and her three children, strewn between Kiryat Shmona’s faceless apartment blocks. That happened on the morning of 11 April, the fourth day of Passover 1974. At noon Golda Meir emerged from a cabinet meeting, drove to President Ephraim Katzir’s residence, and tender...
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2024-03-17
In Jerusalem’s rapidly gentrifying Musrara neighborhood, there’s a street sign
In Jerusalem’s rapidly gentrifying Musrara neighborhood, there’s a street sign reading “Black Panthers Way.” Puzzled Americans may wonder why Israelis have paid tribute to the radical African-American group that terrified the establishment in the 1960s, but local residents know better: The sign is an homage to the Israeli Black Panthers, a group o...
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2024-03-13
A historic opportunity stood before Shas: to be a true
A historic opportunity stood before Shas: to be a true bridge of balance, not only in terms of seats in the Knesset but also in terms of bringing Israeli society together, secular and religious, Ashkenazi and Sephardi. What a shame that it turned out that all the Sephardi revolution in the world of Torah truly wants these days is simply a hug from ...
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The Jerusalem Post
2024-03-10
Churchill’s stirring speeches rallied a nation in its darkest hour,
Churchill’s stirring speeches rallied a nation in its darkest hour, while Thatcher’s bold reforms reshaped the economic landscape. Their leadership was defined by a selflessness that placed the collective good above individual gain. They also were not afraid to pursue unpopular policies, if their convictions were that it was right for the country. ...
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The Jerusalem Post
2024-03-10
Women have been present in the from its beginnings –
Women have been present in the from its beginnings – artists such as Aviva Uri, Esther Peretz Arad, Anna Ticho, Leah Nikel, and Ruth Shlos. Their role in building the art world in Israel seems to me as significant as the impact of female pioneers (halutzot) in creating the State of Israel, the role of the first female prime minister, Golda Meir, a...
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2024-03-10
It always feels silly to get serious about the Oscars,
It always feels silly to get serious about the Oscars, which will be awarded in a ceremony in Los Angeles on the evening of March 10 (1 a.m. on March 11 in Israel). But this year it seems borderline ridiculous since for most of us, there will be more suspense over which celebrities wear yellow ribbons to draw attention to the 134 and which celebr...
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2024-03-09
So many words have been written about the , but
So many words have been written about the , but there was another form of devastation that Hamas unleashed on Israel that day that might not be as widely recognized. Danielle Abraham, the executive director of Volcani International Partnerships (VIP), calls it “agricultural terrorism.” Following the events of that tragic day, VIP launched ReGrow Is...
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The Jerusalem Post
2024-03-04
Former prime minister Golda Meir once quipped: “Whether women are
Former prime minister Golda Meir once quipped: “Whether women are better than men, I can say they are certainly no worse.” It was a jest with a certain amount of seriousness, made by the Jewish State’s one and only . Israel has long touted Meir’s reaching the pinnacle of Israeli politics as a demonstration of the country’s progressiveness and toler...
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2024-03-01
As part of its collection marking fifty years since the
As part of its collection marking fifty years since the Yom Kippur War, the National Archives of Israel has released new documents detailing US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's role in delivering a list of . This move helped pave the way for a prisoner exchange and troop disengagement in the northern theater. Despite the signing of a ceasefire ...
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2024-02-25
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak has issued a rallying cry
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak has issued a rallying cry to the Israeli public, calling for widespread protests outside the Knesset to demand accountability from the government. Barak criticized the inaction of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration and urged citizens to "besiege the Knesset" until their demands for change are met. S...
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2024-02-25
Former prime minister Ehud Barak called on Israelis to protest
Former prime minister Ehud Barak called on Israelis to protest the government and demand action for the various government missteps, calling on the public to "besiege the Knesset" on Sunday morning. In an interview on Army Radio, the former prime minister was quoted stating that "30,000 citizens need to camp outside the Knesset day and night" and ...
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2024-02-22
The Cinema for Peace Foundation presented , starring Helen Mirren,
The Cinema for Peace Foundation presented , starring Helen Mirren, with its Most Valuable Film of the Year award, at a gala fundraiser in Berlin earlier this week. Golda, the story of how coped with the outbreak of the 1973 war, shared the prize with two other recent films that deal with issues connected to human rights and war. These were One L...
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2024-02-18
As offices proliferate in academic and professional spaces, Jews, always
As offices proliferate in academic and professional spaces, Jews, always the miner’s canary, now have to worry about whether human rights codes will be weaponized against them. In a recent example, an Ontario-based Jewish social worker was publicly labeled “racist” and “anti-Arab” for challenging her colleague’s assertion that is a “genocidal id...
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