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If you have found yourself scrolling past endless posts about weight-loss jabs, miracle transformations, and before-and-after pictures that seem too good to be true, you are not alone. In kitchens, workplaces, and group chats across the country, conversations about drugs like Ozempic have become increasingly common—and increasingly confusing. That is…
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Let me introduce myself: I am Dr. Moshe Dann, a historian, a writer, and a journalist, and I live in Jerusalem. I have spent much of my life studying the past, but today I want to talk about a phrase that has become a weapon in the present: “settler violence.” The words appear everywhere—in headlines, in diplomatic speeches, in social media debates, in the resolutions of international bodies. Most people who repeat them have never met a settler, never walked through the hills of Judea and Samaria, never stood in the old streets of Jerusalem and felt the weight of…
On a quiet September morning, Yonatan Karlinski-Mashak, a 49-year-old father of six and a student at a yeshiva in Israel, stepped onto a crowded bus in Uman, the small Ukrainian town that becomes a temporary home for thousands of Hasidic pilgrims each Rosh Hashanah. He had come to pray, to stand in the presence of the teachings of Rebbe Nachman, to carry the weight of a year’s hopes into the new one. He was an Israeli citizen who had lived in Israel for about fourteen years, a man who had once been born in Ukraine but had long since built…
