Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 1 Apr

The article examines the ongoing diplomatic efforts in Riyadh to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict, focusing on the complexities and obstacles involved in reaching a ceasefire.

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The Key Difference Between 'Pro-Palestine' and 'Pro-Israel'

Z.E. Silver in Future of Jewish · 26 Mar

The guest essay by Z.E. Silver explores the differences between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine positions, arguing that the former is rooted in supporting Jewish sovereignty and the existence of Israel as a Jewish state.

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The Biggest Lie About Israel That Too Many People Believe

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 12 Mar

Joshua Hoffman challenges the widespread slogan that suggests peace on Israel's so-called "stolen land" is impossible, arguing that it is based on a flawed understanding of history and sovereignty.

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The AI-fueled fever dream of 'Trump Gaza' is gaudy and abhorrent. But it identifies a real problem

Alex Lederman in Forward · 26 Feb

In a provocative video, AI imagines a Trump-controlled Gaza transformed into a lavish resort-like area, free from conflict, but at the expense of displacing its Palestinian population.

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Trump, Musk, and Ukraine

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 19 Feb

The panel discusses the implications of Donald Trump's recent interview with Elon Musk, where Trump expresses admiration for Musk and explores his unique communication style.

0 Politics Israel

Alleged violations of Israel-Egypt peace treaty ring alarm bells in Israel

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 19 Feb

Tensions between Israel and Egypt have surfaced recently regarding the military buildup in Sinai, seen as a potential violation of the 1979 peace treaty.

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How Close Is Israel-Saudi Normalization?

Israel Policy Pod · 28 Jan

Neri Zilber and Aziz Alghashian delve into the evolving dynamics of Middle Eastern diplomacy, focusing on the prospects for Israel-Saudi normalization.

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How Close Is Israel-Saudi Normalization?

Israel Policy Pod · 28 Jan

Neri Zilber and Aziz Alghashian delve into the evolving dynamics of Middle Eastern diplomacy, focusing on the prospects for Israel-Saudi normalization.

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Israel and the US know that only sustained bombing will stamp out the Houthis’ threat

Jewish Chronicle · 24 Dec 2024

The article discusses the increasing threat of the Iranian-backed Houthis in the Middle East, particularly their use of drones and missiles to target Israel and attack shipping, which has drawn retaliation from Israel and involvement from the US.

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Trump brings the majlis to Mar-a-Lago

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 20 Dec 2024

Matthew Kassel's article draws a parallel between Donald Trump's meetings with high-profile figures at Mar-a-Lago and the traditional Middle Eastern majlis, a gathering for discussion and patronage.

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With Trump’s return, will the Abraham Accords make a comeback?

Jewish Chronicle · 10 Dec 2024

The article discusses the potential revival of the Abraham Accords with the possible return of Donald Trump to power, focusing on Saudi Arabia's strategic considerations.

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Saudi-Israel normalization appears more distant with a skeptic in Israel’s Foreign Ministry, MBS’ ‘genocide’ accusations

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 13 Nov 2024

Saudi-Israel normalization is facing setbacks as new challenges emerge.

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This Jewish Life: A Conversation with Ira Glass & Etgar Keret

Unholy: Two Jews on the News · 12 Apr 2024

Israeli writer Etgar Keret and U.S. broadcaster Ira Glass navigate their friendship and evolving perspectives in the wake of October 7, addressing the stark differences and eventual convergences in their views on the current Israeli crisis.

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When the Saudi Crown Prince interrupts your Seder – and more things we learned from Jared Kushner’s new memoir

Jacob Kornbluh in Forward · 21 Aug 2022

Jared Kushner's memoir, "Breaking History: A White House Memoir," offers insights into his experiences behind-the-scenes as a senior adviser in the Trump administration, including personal anecdotes and professional challenges.

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For the State Dept’s top spokeswoman, her journey to Judaism began in Baghdad

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 24 Apr 2020

Morgan Ortagus, a former State Department spokeswoman, transitioned from aspiring opera singer to a political career that includes serving in Baghdad, Riyadh, and Washington, D.C. Her unlikely journey included converting to Judaism from evangelical Christianity, a process she began in Baghdad, inspired partly by her Jewish boyfriend.

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