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At present, the world is undergoing great changes unseen in a century, with the trends of anti-globalization, unilateralism and protectionism on the rise. Despite that, China’s door to the world will never close; it will open even wider.
After the failed bombing in Tel Aviv, one must ask whether the incident marks the return of suicide terrorism to our daily lives. To prevent such a wave of terror, it is crucial to immediately implement the lessons learned from past attacks.
The push to blur biological distinctions affects not just athletics, but education, mental health, and even military readiness.
As if Valentine’s Day isn’t enough, Tu B’Av – the Jewish holiday of love, is right around the corner to remind us yet again of the mission impossible that is dating, highlighting how much we crave love.
Yahya Sinwar ordered the kidnapping of our people on Oct. 7 to use them as bargaining chips to end the war. We must be very careful about nurturing the illusion that the deal is close. We've heard hundreds of times from the Americans, security officials, and various other players that "the deal is closer than ever."
Israel cannot afford to end the war in Gaza with the impression that it is incapable of toppling Hamas. If the 'deal' is implemented as agreed, some of its components would include the withdrawal of the IDF, the release of terrorists, the rehabilitation of Gaza, and the complete end of the war.
At the end of summer, in light of the attacks on us, it's worth refreshing the question of our right to this land, which was never completely emptied of its original owners. No other political entity has ever ruled here, except for Israeli or Jewish ones.
In the bunker in Lebanon, Hezbollah is debating whether to wait or escalate, realizing they've lost the element of surprise. Even in the corridors of the Iranian government, a deep divide has emerged between those who advocated for a limited response, to avoid leading to an all-out war, and those who called for a more extensive attack than the one in April.
Target, timing, and the right weapon: Everything you need to know in order to plan the elimination.
Tisha B'Av is not a "religious" fast day but a national day of remembrance, during which we mourn the loss of our independence and sovereignty.
