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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Crisis

How the myth of crisis imprisoned Arab (and leftist) political thought.

By Hussein Aboubakr Mansour
A soccer fan watches players during a match in London, 2023 (Jacques Feeney/Offside via Getty Images)

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Anti-Semitism as Information Warfare

How Russia, Iran, and China learned to turn Americans against the Jews, and use the Jews to turn Americans against one another.

By Eliana Aiken
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Jonathan Edwards and America’s Hebraic Spirit

The founder of American theology was an avid reader of the Old Testament who believed in the restorarion of the Jews to their homeland.

By Gerald McDermott
Henryk Siemiradzki, “Alexander the Great’s Trust in Doctor Philip,” 1870 (Wikimedia)

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The Debate Over Gender Medicine Points to a Deeper Question: What Are Doctors For?

“The physician who heals for nothing is worth nothing.”

By Devorah Goldman
Americans celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV (Andrea Mancini/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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The Catholic Church Must Learn to Speak to America’s Hebraic Spirit

Like Jews, Catholics have their own contribution to make to an American renewal.

By Luma Simms

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