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Devout pastor David Larmour refuses to rely on slogans. Instead, he chose to confront reality directly. After returning from a visit to Israel, he says he is determined to fight the false narrative. “I watched the October 7 atrocities in horror, but what disturbed me just as much was what happened on the 8th.”
From social activists to entrepreneurs and journalists, these distinguished Masa alumni are reshaping communities and driving innovation across the Jewish world and beyond.
The danger of his non-ideological approach to political and foreign affairs.
Gerson de Melo Machado, 19, was fatally mauled by a lioness after scaling a 20-foot wall into its enclosure at a Brazil zoo. Machado had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia and had spent time in a number of institutions, according to O Correio Brazilense. He grew up in conditions of “extreme poverty” in a household with a history of mental health problems.
Does Macron have such a short memory that he can forget the presence of Yasser Arafat and his terrorists in Beirut? Khomeini's hateful propaganda in Neauphle-le-Château, near Paris? Has he forgiven the French base bombing in Beirut on October 23, 1983, in which 58 French paratroopers were killed?
