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Strength Through Gentleness (opens the original)
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I’ve had an issue with my shoulder for over a year and I’ve been treating it with physiotherapy. It worked well for a while - massaging the shoulder, heat on the shoulder, electricity and shockwaves and ultrasound to the shoulder. In between sessions, exercises for the shoulder at home. At first, there was definitely an improvement, but ultimately, the shoulder is not getting any better.So last week I went to my acupuncturist. He served in one of the elite commando units, which tells you somethi
Brace Yourselves, It’s Going to Get Ugly (opens the original)
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I didn’t want to write this article and have been considering whether I should for the past week or so. But I decided I will because I know it’s an issue bothering quite a few of my readers, so here goes.A week ago, a good friend of mine with whom I went to boarding school sent me this scathing message. She was angry - not at me, at the Israeli government. And she was wondering how regular Israelis felt about it: “Events in the West Bank are utterly excruciating… no words to express the damage t
Hasan Piker Isn’t Trying to Hide Anything. That’s What Makes Him Dangerous (opens the original)
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This article is reprinted from an opinion piece I wrote for Haaretz newspaper on August 25, 2026The most unsettling thing about Hasan Piker's interview with Haaretz this week is not what he said, or the very fact that Haaretz gave him a platform, which I personally find troubling. Rather, it is that a man can now make openly antisemitic statements that would once have placed him well beyond respectable political discourse, and we all just read on as if it is normal. But no, it isn't normal. So l
From Shared Values to Shared Interests (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, an Economist/YouGov poll found that 43% of Americans believe Israel is committing genocide against Palestinian civilians. That number alone could be an entire article, but there’s a bigger story behind it: it isn’t moving. In August last year, it was the same. So we’re not looking at a spike. We’re looking at a settled view, and the hyper focus on each new poll stops us seeing the sad reality: Americans no longer think about Israelis the way they used to. Which means we need to
The Difficulty (and Imperative) of Staying Positive (opens the original)
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