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Rethinking Jewish diplomacy (opens the original)
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A curious story from Hungary recently caught my attention. Bence Szabó, a two-time Olympic fencing champion, said that after a long career in international sport, he joined the Sports Diplomacy Department of Hungary’s foreign ministry to serve as the country’s ambassador to Cuba. The appointment never happened, and the foreign ministry has not confirmed all the details of his account. The interesting part is what Hungary apparently saw in Szabó. A lifetime in sports had given him international n
Pedro Sánchez is not Spain, and Benjamin Netanyahu is not Israel (opens the original)
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is not Spain. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not Israel. This should be obvious. Increasingly, however, the distinction is disappearing from the language of Israel’s relations with Europe. That matters because disagreements between governments are becoming confrontations between countries, criticism of policies is interpreted as hostility toward states and political leaders are made to stand for entire societies. Sánchez provided a striking exam
Shabbat dinner in a former Danish church (opens the original)
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On Friday night in Copenhagen, I went to Shabbat dinner. Nobody else there knew that’s what it was. There were no candles, no Kiddush, no challah. Instead, I found myself at Folkehuset Absalon, a community house created inside a former church by Danish Jewish entrepreneur Lennart Lajboschitz, the founder of Flying Tiger Copenhagen. There was already something unusual about a Jewish Israeli spending Friday night over dinner in a former Christian sanctuary. Absalon is built around a remarkably sim
For Israelis, Europe is no longer a cheap flight away (opens the original)
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For years, a cheap airline ticket made the Jewish state feel almost European. An Israeli could fly to Warsaw for the weekend, a student in Milan could visit family in Israel, and a European Jew could travel to Tel Aviv almost as easily as to another European capital. Budget aviation accomplished something that diplomacy and treaties never quite achieved: It made the Mediterranean Sea seem smaller and brought Israel into the everyday rhythms of European life. Then came Oct. 7, and the old boundar
Iceland, the EU and Israel (opens the original)
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Icelanders will vote on Aug. 29 about whether to resume accession negotiations with the European Union. If the talks are renewed and concluded, membership itself would be put to voters in a second referendum. For the first time in more than a decade, Iceland’s suspended accession process has returned to the center of national politics. Much of the debate has focused on fisheries, monetary policy and economic sovereignty. Yet another question deserves attention: What does it mean to seek membersh
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