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27/09/2026

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From the very beginning of the United States, George Washington had a message for the Jewish people:“May the Children of...
27/09/2026

From the very beginning of the United States, George Washington had a message for the Jewish people:

“May the Children of the Stock of Abraham, who dwell in this land, continue to merit and enjoy the good will of the other Inhabitants.”

In 1790, just one year after becoming the first President of the United States, Washington wrote these words in a remarkable letter to the Jewish community of Newport, Rhode Island.

The letter was addressed to the Hebrew Congregation of Newport after its representative, Moses Seixas, wrote to Washington expressing gratitude for the religious liberty Jews enjoyed in the newly established United States.

Washington responded with words that would become one of America’s most famous early statements on religious freedom:

“The Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance…”

He made clear that religious liberty was not simply something granted to Jews through the tolerance of the majority. He described it as an inherent natural right and spoke of Jews sharing in the “liberty of conscience and immunities of citizenship.”

Washington concluded his letter with the biblical image of each person sitting safely beneath his own vine and fig tree, with no one to make him afraid.

More than 230 years ago, at the very beginning of the American republic, its first president envisioned a country in which Jews could live openly, freely, and securely as citizens.

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Did you know that Israeli passenger planes can defend themselves against missiles?Israeli commercial aircraft are among ...
27/09/2026

Did you know that Israeli passenger planes can defend themselves against missiles?

Israeli commercial aircraft are among the most heavily protected passenger planes in the world.

And some carry a security feature almost unheard of in civilian aviation:

An anti-missile defense system.

Israel developed the C-MUSIC system specifically to protect civilian aircraft against heat-seeking surface-to-air missiles, particularly shoulder-fired missiles known as MANPADS.

The system is housed in a special pod mounted underneath the aircraft.

If an infrared-guided missile is launched toward the plane, sensors can automatically detect the threat and track it.

Then comes the incredible part.

The system directs a laser toward the missile’s infrared seeker, jamming it and disrupting its ability to track the aircraft.

And the entire process is automatic.

The pilots do not need to manually engage the system.

According to Israeli defense company Elbit Systems, C-MUSIC was selected by the Israeli government to protect Israeli commercial aircraft and is operational with Israeli commercial carriers.

The technology was developed in response to a very real threat.

In 2002, terrorists fired two shoulder-launched missiles at an Israeli Arkia passenger plane shortly after it took off from Mombasa, Kenya.

Both missiles missed.

The attack underscored the threat posed by shoulder-fired missiles to civilian aviation, and Israel subsequently moved to equip its commercial aircraft with technology designed to protect them against such attacks.

Today, Israeli-developed technology allows civilian passenger planes to carry something extraordinary:

A laser-based defense system designed to protect hundreds of people from a missile attack.

Image: Illustration

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Before the N***s expelled her for being Jewish, Lilli Henoch was one of Germany’s greatest female athletes.Born into a J...
27/09/2026

Before the N***s expelled her for being Jewish, Lilli Henoch was one of Germany’s greatest female athletes.

Born into a Jewish family in Königsberg in 1899, Henoch moved to Berlin at the age of 19 and joined the prestigious Berliner Sport-Club.

What followed was an extraordinary sporting career.

Between 1922 and 1926, Lilli Henoch won 10 German national championships in the discus, shot put, long jump, and 4×100-meter relay.

She also set four world records.

In 1922, she broke the world record in the discus. The following year, she broke it again.

In 1925, she set a world record in the shot put.

And in 1926, she was part of the German team that set a world record in the 4×100-meter relay.

She was also an accomplished handball and hockey player and became one of the most prominent women in German sport.

Then Germany changed.

In January 1933, Henoch was appointed head of the women’s athletics section of the Berliner Sport-Club.

Only weeks later, the N***s came to power.

Because she was Jewish, the club she had represented so successfully expelled her.

Henoch continued working within Berlin’s Jewish community, teaching physical education at Jewish schools and helping organize Jewish sports as Jews were increasingly excluded from German public life.

On September 5, 1942, Lilli Henoch and her mother were deported toward Riga.

They were murdered.

She was 42 years old.

Today, a street and sporting facilities in Berlin bear Lilli Henoch’s name.

Image: AI-assisted reconstruction based on a photograph by OTFW, Berlin / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0.

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Israel is the stronghold of the West.The struggle does not end in Israel. If Israel were to fall, the rest of the West w...
27/09/2026

Israel is the stronghold of the West.

The struggle does not end in Israel. If Israel were to fall, the rest of the West would be next.

We should defend Israel because its cause is just. Above all, it is a just cause.

But even if someone does not accept that moral argument, they should at least understand it as a matter of practical self-interest.

The fate of Israel and the fate of the West are deeply connected.

Paraphrased from remarks by Javier Milei, President of Argentina, originally delivered in Spanish.

Image credit: Photo by Elekes Andor, March 21, 2026. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Cropped.

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More than 2,600 years ago, someone in ancient Jerusalem engraved the Priestly Blessing, Birkat Kohanim, onto tiny sheets...
27/09/2026

More than 2,600 years ago, someone in ancient Jerusalem engraved the Priestly Blessing, Birkat Kohanim, onto tiny sheets of silver.

In 1979, archaeologist Gabriel Barkay and his team were excavating an ancient burial complex at Ketef Hinnom, overlooking the Hinnom Valley in Jerusalem, when they discovered two tiny rolled silver amulets.

When the extremely fragile objects were painstakingly unrolled, researchers discovered ancient Hebrew inscriptions.

The silver scrolls date to the late 7th or early 6th century BCE, during the First Temple period and the final decades of the Kingdom of Judah.

Most remarkably, the inscriptions contain wording closely paralleling the Priestly Blessing found in Numbers 6:24-26:

“May the LORD bless you and keep you…”

The Israel Museum describes the Ketef Hinnom inscriptions as the earliest known fragments of biblical text, making them centuries older than the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Image: Ketef Hinnom silver scrolls
Photo: Tamar Hayardeni / Wikimedia Commons / Attribution

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“We have a secret weapon in our struggle with the Arabs: we have no place else to go.”Golda MeirFormer Prime Minister of...
27/09/2026

“We have a secret weapon in our struggle with the Arabs: we have no place else to go.”

Golda Meir
Former Prime Minister of Israel

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An important lesson I learned in India about Western culture that I want to share with you.About 14 years ago, I travell...
26/09/2026

An important lesson I learned in India about Western culture that I want to share with you.

About 14 years ago, I travelled to India by myself.

It was one of the most wonderful and memorable trips of my life.

One thing I’ll never forget is watching in disbelief how some Westerners shopped at the Indian bazaars.

They would walk through the stalls, stop when they saw something they liked, ask the seller how much it was, and the seller would quote them some outrageous tourist price, sometimes something close to what they would pay back home in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or Europe more generally.

The Westerner would make a little grunt, almost as if to say, “Ugh, I thought India was cheap,” then pull out a pile of notes, pay the seller and disappear.

No bargaining.

No trying to negotiate the price.

They simply accepted it and moved on.

To us Israelis, you looked crazy. Absolutely crazy.

I once challenged one of them about it, and he said to me:

“Well… I know if I bargain with him for an hour, I’ll eventually get a discount. But it’s not worth my time. It’s a good enough price for me, roughly what I would pay at home, so yeah, I’m moving on.”

I couldn’t believe it.

Because the important question wasn’t how much it was worth to him.

It was how much it was actually worth in that market.

Truth needed to be the leading factor.

I was quite astounded by how quickly this intelligent, nice person was willing to give up on establishing the truth, simply to avoid the time, energy and conflict involved in getting there.

That mechanism never left my mind.

And when October 7 came, and I watched Westerners swallowing anti-Israel propaganda, I was astounded again.

To me, it looked like the same mechanism all over again.

The Westerner is saying:

“Well, nobody likes wars. Everyone wants the war to be over. So how do we reach peace in the shortest amount of time possible?”

That urgency felt familiar.

Wait a minute.

What about the truth?

What about Israel’s security needs?

Terrorists can murder families, abduct mothers and children, drag hostages into Gaza and hold them captive, and somehow the most urgent question becomes: How quickly can Israel end the war?

Wait a minute.

What about justice?

What happens when the war ends?

How do we make sure this doesn’t happen again?

What happens the day after the ceasefire, the withdrawal or the agreement?

When you march in these protests and repeat slogans without seriously investigating what they mean or where they come from, to me, you are demonstrating the exact same thing:

That you haven’t got the time, the energy or the patience to deal with the truth.

And it’s extremely important that you pay attention, not only because of us here in Israel, but because of you.

You’re the same Westerner I watched in that bazaar in India.

You just want to pay the price, avoid the headache and move on.

Except this time, we’re not talking about a scarf or a souvenir.

We’re talking about your identity, your continuity and potentially your survival.

All I want to say is this:

Wake up.

This is important.

This is a deep inquiry into what kind of forces and ideas will shape the West in the coming decades.

Take the time to investigate the narrative being sold to you.

How much of it is truth?

Try to pop the balloon that keeps getting bigger and bigger.

Because if you don’t, one day that balloon may carry your country into the sky, with everything you ever cared about still attached to it.

Image: Illustration

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More than 100 years before the establishment of the State of Israel, an American Founding Father expressed his hope for ...
26/09/2026

More than 100 years before the establishment of the State of Israel, an American Founding Father expressed his hope for an independent Jewish nation in the Land of Israel.

John Adams, a leader of the American Revolution and the second President of the United States, had a deep respect for the Jews and their contribution to civilization.

In 1809, Adams wrote that the Hebrews had done more to civilize humanity than any other ancient nation, pointing particularly to their role in bringing belief in one God to the world.

But perhaps his most remarkable statement came in 1819.

Writing to Jewish-American leader Mordecai Manuel Noah, Adams expressed his hope for the restoration of Jewish independence in their ancient homeland:

“For I really wish the Jews again in Judea an independent nation.”

This was 1819.

Theodor Herzl would not be born for another 41 years. The First Zionist Congress was still 78 years away. The State of Israel would not be established for another 129 years.

Yet one of America’s Founding Fathers was already writing about Jews returning to Judea and becoming an independent nation.

His admiration for the Jews and his expressed hope for an independent Jewish nation in Judea are remarkable parts of early American history.

More than two centuries ago, John Adams imagined the Jews independent in their ancient homeland once again.

In 1948, that became reality.

Image: John Adams by Samuel F. B. Morse, c. 1816 / Brooklyn Museum / Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain

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Shabbat shalom beloved Nation of Israel.Be blessed.The Nation of Israel Lives
25/09/2026

Shabbat shalom beloved Nation of Israel.
Be blessed.

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