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From 400 Students to a National Crisis: The Long Battle Over Israel’s Draft Exemption
Last week in Montreal, hundreds of black-coated men stood outside the Israeli Consulate. Their signs were simple: “Torah first, draft last.” “We will not be soldiers.” The air was tense but calm, a mix…
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Hostages, Hope, and Hard Bargains: Inside Hamas’ Sudden Acceptance of the Peace Deal
By Howie Silbiger, Editor-In-Chief For the first time since the massacre of October 7, Hamas has formally accepted the first phase of a peace deal that could see the long-awaited return of Israel’s remaining…
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Symbols and Safety: Inside The Beverly Hills Schools’ Israeli Flag Debacle
The meeting stretched late into the August evening. Parents filled the chamber of the Beverly Hills Unified School District boardroom, some clutching notes, others just nerves. Outside, the boulevards of the city glowed with…