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A Wall Street Journal report on Christians in Israel highlighted isolated extremist incidents while overlooking the broader reality of Christian life in the country. With Christianity declining across the Middle East, Israel stands out as a regional exception, where its Christian population continues to grow and Christians live under the same rights as other citizens.
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Jewish suffering and historical trauma are increasingly being repurposed to advance anti-Israel narratives. From invoking the Holocaust to reframing the October 7 massacre and the plight of Israeli hostages, the language of grief is distorted to erase context, invert victim and perpetrator, and delegitimize Israel.
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Read time: 10 min
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Arnold Roth’s fifteen-year-old daughter was murdered in a terrorist attack at a Jerusalem pizzeria on August 9, 2001. On this episode of The Honest Take, he discusses his work to extradite the woman who organized the attack, what globalizing the intifada really means, and how he keeps his daughter’s memory alive.
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Watch time: 1 hr
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An Associated Press photo gallery documenting life in Gaza presented a carefully curated view of the war while leaving key context outside the frame. The images capture destruction and suffering but omit the military targets behind the strikes.
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Read time: 6 min
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With Israel heading to the polls soon, understanding its unique electoral system is more important than ever. Coalition math, not simply vote totals, determines who governs. Here’s how Israelis actually vote, how Knesset seats are allocated, and how coalitions are formed.
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