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- "The war powers resolution introduced by the far-left Democrat lawmakers does not mention Hezbollah’s ongoing attacks on Israel"
- "Many things have happened in the past 24 years, both in the US and especially in the Middle East, but for these (mostly Democratic) lawmakers, nothing has changed'
- Claude Lanzmann, "Shoah" filmmaker "died Thursday at 92, railed against the 'Polish lobby' undercutting his groundbreaking Holocaust work that tarnished the narrative of Polish victimhood"
- Yeshiva University "would “likely win” if the case were to come again before the Supreme Court"
- The Gaza Rules. Israel, unlike Hamas, isn’t trying to kill civilians. It’s taking pains to spare them.
- Dershowitz: "A decision to indict PM Netanyahu on corruption charges in Case 2,000 would "endanger democracy and freedom of the press" urges Israeli AG to "consider the dangerous implications"
- "Israel faces a dilemma: How much of their plans should they share with the US?"
- Battling Obama in Congress shaping up as lose-lose proposition
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Kol Nidrei, one of the most awe-inspiring and misunderstood parts of Jewish liturgy, dramatizes the power of repentance
AISH Three Ways to Make Yom Kippur Meaningful Slovie Jungreis-Wolff September 28, 2022 Yom Kippur is a day unlike any other. The energy of the day is the power of teshuvah – returning to become the person you were created … Continue reading
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