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As Jewish communities worldwide face the gravest threat since the Holocaust, Israel remains preoccupied with the attorney general and neighborhood inaugurations. The "eighth front" demands urgent national attention, before it is too late.
During Hanukkah, it is important to recall a simple truth that is too often forgotten: we do not rely on miracles. A miracle is a last resort, not a work plan. We must build an international Jewish security network, adapted to the threats of the 21st century.
Bondi Beach shooting fulfills Jewish community's "ultimate nightmare" as antisemitism in Australia reaches new peak.
The assassination of October 7 architect Ra'ad Sa'ad forces US president to choose between Israeli operations and fragile ceasefire framework. Battle for Trump's ear between Jerusalem and Hamas backers will shape Gaza's future.
The footage from the tunnel in Rafah is not just the private story of six hostages. it reflects a national fate shared by all Israelis, a truth that emerges in moments of extreme crisis. We cannot allow cynical leaders, public officials or media figures to distort that story.
More than once in our national life we believed we had reached rest and safety, only to discover a new abyss around the corner. The burning headlines do not tell the whole story. Beneath events lies a deep current pushing the people toward its growth, just as it pushed us back home.
25 years ago, the rockets in Gaza began as improvised, homemade weapons built in kitchens, garages and small workshops. Recent rocket labs in Tulkarem reveal a growing terror infrastructure that mirrors Gaza’s path.
Confronted by unsettling social change, some Israelis projected their unease onto a figure who embodied it – Israel’s most dominant and resilient political figure.
By shrinking the tragedy to an "attack" while claiming Israel is a "global power," the prime minister reveals his refusal to accept responsibility for the nation's darkest day.
If Mamdani wants to be a mayor for all New Yorkers, he must begin by acknowledging the legitimacy of Jewish concerns, not minimizing or manipulating them.
