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Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, served as a spy for Nazi Germany.

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How Qatar Buys Influence? by Eitan Fischberger

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Next Year in Jerusalem (Unless It’s Politically Inconvenient) How Jewish antizionism turns Judaism into vibes, bagels, and self-erasure

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A Funeral for Six Million: The Pain of Diluting Remembrance at our local Holocaust Memorial Day

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When Antisemitism Learns to Sound Reasonable

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The Tehran Wiretap

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When the Far Left and Far Right Meet in Jew-Hatred

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Judaism and claims about racial teachings

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The Sudden and Complete Failure of Marxism in the Middle East

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From Facts to Feelings: Why Israel Is Losing the Global Narrative

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Small Country, Big Ideas

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Eurovision, Israel, and the Battle Over Belonging — How a Song Contest Became a Narrative War

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