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Crude Politics – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has made it official: The United States is getting Venezuela’s oil. Trump unveiled the agreement with his signature modesty, calling it, “the biggest oil deal in world history!” The arrangement would reportedly bring more than $100 billion in investment into Venezuela’s battered petroleum industry and generate nearly $300 billion in tax revenue for the South American country. In return the US will control some 60 billion barrels of Venezuelan reserves under a century-long
Last Name on the List – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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He was 22 when he disappeared in the battle of Sultan Yacoub. Four decades later, Yehuda Katz returned for burial — and friends and family rediscovered the talmid chacham and gentle soul they had never stopped awaiting The hundreds of people who accompanied Yehuda Katz last Friday to his final resting place on Har Hazeisim understood that this was not only the funeral of another fallen soldier. It was also the end of a story that had held Israel in suspense for 44 years. Some of those attending
Right Down South – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The fresh arrival of two new right-wing, pro-Israel presidents in South America signify a remarkable trend: Across a region that was once a stronghold of the left, the right has been sweeping presidential elections, bringing in its wake a welcome alignment with Jerusalem. South America is a continent with little patience for consistency — so no trend there should be celebrated for too long. Still, the shift is noteworthy in a region where governments aligned with Iran for years, at a time when s
Crash and Burn – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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All the Democrats needed to do to coast to victory in the November midterms was keep a low profile. Instead, the party keeps shooting itself in the foot. The latest unforced error came in Maine, with the official withdrawal of Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate candidate, following multiple allegations of misconduct. Platner had sold himself as an oyster farmer with no political experience, and he rose to prominence spouting the left-wing anti-Israel rhetoric that has become the fashion in th
A Psalm after the Quake – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale, exacted a devastating toll that is still being reckoned. As of press time, more than 3,300 are believed to be dead, 16,400 were injured, and tens of thousands are still missing. But only two days after the tremors, even before international rescue delegations had begun arriving, a team from Rabbi Yosef Garmon’s Humanitarian Coalition was already on the scene, pulling survivors from the rubble and t
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