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October 13, 2023

Journalist EmilyinTelAviv on the Media Hypocrisy During the Israel-Hamas War
Schrader, who writes for the Jerusalem Post, Politico and Ynetnews, has noticed that while the coverage of the war is less biased against Israel than it has been in recent years, she is worried that will shift following Israel’s defensive in Gaza.

The Whiplash Between Journalism and Heartbreak
As I saw the horror, which got worse by the hour, my mind swung wildly between the disaster and my job. Consumed by grief one minute, obsessed with our coverage the next.

Chief Rabbi of South Africa – Founder of the Shabbat Project – Launches Global Candlelighting Campaign to Bring in Light During First Shabbat Following Attacks
As the horror of last weekend’s attacks in Israel continue to unfold, Jewish communities around the world are rallying around the first Shabbat at war to show solidarity and support.

Injured IDF Soldier Set to Visit LA Killed in Israel War
On October 9, she was supposed to arrive in Los Angeles with a group of eight IDF veterans who suffered various injuries during their service.

Despite the Tears, A Shehecheyanu
This past week, I was thinking about a Shehecheyanu that was recited 80 years ago.
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