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For Zion's sake: Faith, covenant and the courage to act (opens the original)
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(JNS) — Isaiah’s declaration, “For Zion’s sake, I will not be silent, and for Jerusalem’s sake, I will not be still” (Isaiah 62:1), stands as one of the most stirring calls to moral and spiritual responsibility in Jewish scripture. It is not poetic flourish. It is a charge. Isaiah speaks as the guardian of Israel’s destiny, refusing to allow the covenantal mission of the Jewish people to be diminished or forgotten. His words describe sacred duty, not political advocacy. They remind us that the J
The Copper Plates: A 1,000‑year charter that anchored the Jews of Cochin (opens the original)
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The Malabar Coast of southwestern India has long been one of the world’s most dynamic maritime crossroads, a region where merchants, monarchs and migrants shaped cultures through commerce and exchange. Pepper, cardamom, ivory and textiles moved through its ports, linking Kerala to Arabia, Persia, East Africa and the Mediterranean. Jewish merchants were part of this Indian Ocean world, arriving not as isolated settlers but as participants in a cosmopolitan commercial network that connected distan
‘We Will Dance Again’: Why voices must stand for truth (opens the original)
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Tehillim (Psalms) teaches: “Turn from evil and do good, seek peace and pursue it” (Psalms 34:15). This verse is a reminder that moral responsibility requires active pursuit, not passive observation. Boy George has stepped forward with a clarity that is rare in today’s cultural climate. His new song, “Od Nirkod” (“We Will Dance Again”), carries a message of hope and resilience. One line captures this spirit: “Hold on to love, hold on to life.” His decision to speak publicly matters because it com
Battle of Haifa: The Indian cavalry that freed the city in 1918 (opens the original)
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As World War I neared its end, Indian cavalrymen surged up the slopes of Mount Carmel and carved their place in history. Charging Ottoman and German positions with lances lowered and horses at full gallop, they liberated Haifa in a single afternoon. It was one of the last great cavalry charges ever fought and one of the most successful. Where armored cars and British units had failed, Indian horsemen succeeded with speed, audacity and courage. Their victory was so decisive that it reshaped the f
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