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Creating two countries will not be as simple as drawing a line in the sand.
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February 2024

The ICJ asked for caution, but not a ceasefire
Breaking down the January 26 interim order from the ICJ
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January 2024

Conceptualizing 100
Last week we passed the 100 day mark on the war with Hamas
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Day 1
Thoughts as we come to the end of the first day of 2024.
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December 2023

Revisiting my thoughts on the red cups
Reflecting on the article that started this off, five years later.
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8 days of celebrating Jewish self-determination in Israel
Let’s get this straight: the context of Hanukkah is Zionism.
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November 2023

This is not the world I lived in seven weeks ago.
Thoughts seven weeks after October 7.
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The @eva.stories project looks different four years later.
Thoughts for Holocaust Education Week in the wake of October 7.
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October 2023

There are consequences for supporting terrorism, even if students think it’s just a campus activity
Harvard students are facing real-world consequences for signing a statement holding Israel unilaterally responsible for the war that began on October 7…
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Human rights activists: your silence is noted.
An open letter to those who have opposed Israel in the name of human rights.
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Whatever your usual politics, it’s time to stand with Israel
If you can’t stand with Israel now, it’s time to ask yourself how much you really know about the situation.
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The accidental invitation of a former Nazi to the Canadian parliament opens the door to talk about Canada's actions following World War II
Hunka is one of 2,000 members of this SS unit who were permitted to resettle in Canada following the war.
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