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February 18, 2021



Financial Planners Develop a Portfolio to Support Israel and Grow Wealth
“We wanted to give people access to Israeli capital markets.”

My Expensive Tastes: An Origin Story — A poem for Torah Portion Terumah


Palestinian Elections Are Attempt to Settle Political Landscape
A house divided may bring an end to the political career of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas

Texas Nightmare Reminds Us That Electricity is the Oxygen of Civilization
The horrible images coming out of Texas this week, with millions of people losing electricity amidst freezing temperatures, is an excruciating example of the power of electricity in dictating our lives.

Netanyahu Politics Possibly Behind Increased Left Support for Arab Joint List
Political experts say poll showing increased left, right support for hardliners reveals the influence of the prime minister

Jewish Voices in Black History
If we do not know history, we are vulnerable to fractionalization and attempts to divide us.

Biden to Bibi: Don’t Call Me, I’ll Call You
The phone call that finally happened on Wednesday between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu had taken on colossal proportions for something whose existence was primarily defined by its absence.
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