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June 10, 2022
Russian Jews Have Long Sacrificed One Freedom for Another
Oleg Ivanov
June 10, 2022
Russia’s 150,000 Jews are now watching developments between their government and community leaders with baited breath, wondering if (and how) it will affect the unimpaired religious freedom they have enjoyed since the fall of communism.
A Yank’s Jubilee
Daniel Stone
June 10, 2022
Despite the erosion of British international stature and the predominance of egalitarian world views, the enormity of the crowd and its enthusiasm reflect the Queen’s personal popularity.
Masa hosts delegation to encourage gap years with community leaders Gil Troy & Natan Sharanksy
Benjamin Raziel
June 10, 2022
Both Troy and Sharansky are vocal advocates of the benefits of taking a growth-focused gap year.
A Blessing for Alienation
Chaim Steinmetz
June 10, 2022
A toxic mix of technology, materialism and polarization has left people feeling more disconnected than ever.
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