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'For you have become mightier than us'

A timely reading of the weekly Torah portion: Isaac is expelled due to his success, and his enemies claim that his wealth comes from exploiting them. Even in his new place, they don't leave him alone. Until the turning point. May it happen soon in our days.

With north set, time to focus on hostages in south

Northern residents' frustration is understandable, but expectations of a unilateral surrender were misguided, even as the IDF achieved far more than anticipated while Hezbollah gained little. What was accomplished in Lebanon can be replicated in Gaza against a much weaker enemy, potentially paving the way for the return of Israel's loved ones.

A shaky truce

IDF forces remain in Lebanese villages amid fears of renewed fighting, while border incidents continue. The challenge: distinguishing civilians from terrorists along the volatile frontier.

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