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The Portland State University Arabic professor who was put on leave earlier this year after claiming to be part of Hamas is now slated to teach two Arabic courses this Fall. The professor — Dr. Yasmeen S. Hanoosh — was at the center of a social media firestorm earlier this year after
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Shalom friends, Despite publishing an impeccable article (if I do say so myself) on why Zohran must be defeated, he handily won. Hindsight isn’t necessary to see that Cuomo was always a flawed candidate who relied far too much on voters rejecting Zohran’s radicalism rather than voting for
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A couple of days ago, Dario Amodei, co-founder of Anthropic AI, made a sensationalist claim about the looming consequences of artificial intelligence. According to Amodei, we are heading toward a future where 20% of all jobs vanish, with one in two white-collar positions destined for extinction. While the scale and
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An American nurse has found herself at the epicenter of a cause célèbre after a large pro-Israel account uncovered evidence showing that the healthcare provider admitted she supports Hamas a few months ago. “I’ll stand with God and support Hamas over Israel any day of the week. Deport me!
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Zohran Mamdani, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, has won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. In a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans more than six to one, this is no minor footnote—it is a likely preview of the future. Barring the unexpected, Mamdani
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Yonatan Daon is a writer in Tel Aviv, Israel. He writes with a focus on aesthetics, moral philosophy, and the cultural battles of our time. His work appears on Philosophy: I Need It, a platform for essays, stories, and unapologetic commentary. Follow Daon on X here. We were winning. We
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Over the past few weeks, the Middle East has been engulfed in one of its most dangerous escalations in years, as Israel and Iran exchanged strikes and the world watched anxiously for global fallout. Amid the turmoil, one unifying conclusion emerges: President Trump responded with strategic precision, restoring American deterrence
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Shalom, I don’t live in New York City and never plan on doing so. Aside from the cockroaches the size of rats and rats the size of cats, New York City remains an overly romanticized city done so to cope with how expensive it is to have both as
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A medical doctor in Hawaii has come under fire after posting dozens of shocking comments about wanting Zionists to die last week, as well as praising the deaths of Israelis on his public social media over the past week. Ryan Christopher Rao — a internal medicine specialist and hospitalist at the
Bureaucracy
In recent months, we have witnessed a more assertive stance on overcoming trade barriers imposed by China and Europe. The Trump administration’s tariffs were the most visible manifestation of this effort—an attempt to rebalance trade relations with countries perceived as not playing by the rules. Yet tariffs represent
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You don’t know what you don’t know. In honour of Men’s Mental Health Month and the incredibly evident scarcity of genuine masculinity throughout civilization as of present, these are my thoughts on something that’s become a pernicious echo that’s affecting everyone. There are no shots
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The following essay is by our Tel-Aviv based guest writer Yonatan Daon, who's been living in Israel admist the violence and bombings since Iran sent missles into Israeli civilian territory last week. He brings this reporting to you from the heart of Tel Aviv. The Story Behind Operation