Secret WWII Jewish British military commandos finally come out of the shadows

X Troop is the fiercest British World War II commando force you have likely never heard of. Formally known as “No. 10 (Inter-Allied) Commando, 3...

Renee Ghert-Zand

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Bennett speaks to Ukraine’s Zelensky in one of his 1st calls with foreign leader

Ukraine Presidet Volodymyr Zelensky phoned Prime Minister Naftali Bennett Wednesday to congratulate him on the formation of a new government. It...

Toi Staff

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New coalition unable to extend ban on Palestinian family reunification

The new unity government failed in its efforts Wednesday to extend a law barring Palestinians who marry Israeli citizens from receiving...

Toi Staff

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Opus Dei and the Heart of America’s Terror Police State

During the second week of June, 2021, the New York Times published revelations that former Attorney General William Barr had ordered broad...

Gordon Duff

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Ko kače padajo z neba

Pred vsako vojno padajo kače z neba, a ljudje jih ne vidijo. Ko začutijo njihov ugriz, je prepozno. Možak, ki mi je pred petindvajsetimi leti...

Ranka Ivelja

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Stranded, Stateless, Imprisoned: How Asia is Failing Rohingya Children

Sixteen-year-old Abul* has lived most of his life in fear. As a Rohingya child growing up in Rakhine State in Myanmar, he was routinely harassed,...

Hassan Noor

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From bubblegum to magic tape, how Bennett’s kippa stays on and why it matters?

JTA — Israel’s new prime minister is probably the first one who has stuck a wad of chewing gum to his head right before a public event. Naftali...

Ben Sales

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Incendiary balloons from Gaza spark fires in south for second day in a row

Firefighters battled four blazes in southern Israel Wednesday that were sparked by balloon-borne incendiary devices launched from the Gaza Strip...

Toi Staff

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Petty Netanyahu Gives Bennett a Half-hour Handoff Meeting

Half an hour. That’s how long the handoff meeting between Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and his predecessor, opposition leader Benjamin...

Haaretz Editorial

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You can’t argue with climate change

I strolled around the supermarket filling my trolley with supplies for a month. I pushed past the queue at the checkout; there was nothing that I...

Roger M. Kaye

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Israel: A country of start-ups

Running a start up requires a mix of creativity and risk-taking capacity. It is never an easy endeavour. But when an entire country develops a...

Yatharth Thumar

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The March of Flags: Take 2

Here is how I, personally, see the events of yesterday unfolding: 1. (“Ancient History” by now): The March of Flags that took place on May 10th...

Adele Raemer

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Navigating a Just Society (Judges 11:1-33)

There are lots of difficult biblical stories; stories which transmit societal rules and then go about breaking them as part of the storyline. We...

Mordechai Silverstein

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The election: Relief, hope, and realism

Friends keep asking: How do you feel? What do you think? Me: I feel relief. I’ve got some hope. I’m sober and realistic. Relief: That...

Alan Edelstein

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Where Herzl Got It Wrong

An apology to my elementary school rebbis Credit where it’s due. The epiphany of Theodor Herzl’s Zionist awakening inspired a movement and gave...

G.m. Levine

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Across all of London security is, sadly, absolutely vital

There is a view among north-west London Jewry that anyone living in what the late writer Philip Roth might have called goyishe south of the river...

Alex Brummer

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The Wonder of You

When it comes to finding the right spouse/partner, our friends, peers, even society, is always ready to be the resource to offer direction. They...

Ari Wruble

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Can Cities Affect Mental Health? –Jerusalem Syndrome; God’s Call Or Madness?

I was 15 years old when I had an experience that I haven’t got the answer for yet. I was visiting a temple in India with my mom. It was the...

Gaurav Joshi

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As ads are pulled on new TV channel GB News, it is basking in the glow of the woke’s campaign to silence it

Can you hear those jackboots? Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Just like in those old Pathe News clips, the modern day stormtroopers – those keyboard warriors...

Charlie Stone

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Staying together, even as the community grows

One of the challenges of a growing community is the challenge of cliques. When a community is smaller, everyone is invited to every social event...

Jonathan Muskat

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The rabble and the rabble rousers

Yair Lapid, newly installed as Alternate Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, declared that the Jerusalem Flag March neither represented...

Michael Bernstein

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Yet Another Story Involving Rape and Suicide in the South Korean Army

After one well-known story about “mass rapes in the DPRK Army,” the author is trying to keep track of how a similar situation looks occurring in...

Konstantin Asmolov

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Ganamos, ¿y ahora qué?: Estrategias de marketing para un nuevo Gobierno

En este reciente balotaje que hemos vivido los peruanos, se han roto amistades y han surgido divergencias (casi) irreconciliables entre familias,...

José Ventura

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Likud files no-confidence motion against ‘government established on lies’

A lawmaker in opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party on Wednesday submitted a no-confidence motion against the new government, three...

Toi Staff

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Knesset to receive 16 new MK after ministers resign through ‘Norwegian law’

The Knesset is slated to welcome at least 16 new members as an equal number of lawmakers began resigning from parliament this week under the...

Toi Staff

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Utility rate hikes

Consumers forced to pay price for policy blunders Starting next month, around 9.1 million households will have to pay 2,000 won ($1.80) more in...

Editorial

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Say no to discrimination

Time for National Assembly to act to pass anti-discrimination law Anti-discrimination legislation is gaining fresh traction as a National Assembly...

Editorial

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(GLOBALNA ARENA) Novi pogled na kubansko raketno krizo

Toda zgodovinar Serhii Plokhy z univerze Harvard v svoji novi knjigi Nuclear Folly: A New History of the Cuban Missile Crisis (Jedrska neumnost:...

Nina Hruščova

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Israeli Intelligence Officer's Death, Veiled in Secrecy, Raises New Questions

In his new book “Restricted Data,” the historian Alex Wellerstein examines the birth of a new kind of secrecy, a type unknown in the United...

Avner Cohen

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Massive Salvador Dali exhibit to open in Herzliya

A stadium’s worth of works by surrealist master Salvador Dali are coming to Israel for two months beginning July 9 at the Herzliya Arena. More...

Jessica Steinberg

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2 Iran presidential candidates quit on campaign’s last day, narrowing field

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s presidential contest headed toward a showdown between the country’s hard-line judiciary chief and moderate former...

Nasser Karimi

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North Korea's economic desperation

By Sandip Kumar Mishra COVID-19, a once-in-a-century kind of pandemic, seems to have dealt an unprecedented blow to the North Korean economy. Even...

Guest Column

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Big Tech is broken. But can Congress fix it?

By Jon Healey The internet has been a great unifier, enabling people to join others around the globe in pursuit of common interests. And now, the...

Tribune Service

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NPT's midlife crisis

By Rakesh Sood In March 2020, the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) turned fifty. The 10th Review Conference (RevCon), originally scheduled for...

Guest Column

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Dying art of conversation

By Tom Purcell Texting is replacing talking as the preferred form of communication? According to a?recent survey by OpenMarket, 75 percent of...

Guest Column

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Wall Street is dealing like it’s 2007

Never mind the return to normal, Wall Street’s private equity shops are staging a return to abnormal. Leveraged buyouts are happening at a speed...

Tara Lachapelle

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The party politics behind the annual no-confidence motion

On Tuesday, four opposition parties jointly submitted a no-confidence motion against the Cabinet in what has essentially become an annual tradition...