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Bipin Joshi was in Israel for 23 days before Oct. 7. This week, he was buried in his native Nepal.

Lee Yaron in JTA · 22 Oct

The tragic tale unfolds around Bipin Joshi, a young man from Nepal who traveled to Israel as part of a program promising agricultural education and decent wages, which was envisioned to aid in his familial aspirations.

0 Israel Politics

How can I celebrate Israel’s Independence Day when my country is in turmoil?

Rabbi Mikie Goldstein in JTA · 13 May 2024

The author reflects on the challenges of celebrating Israel's Independence Day while the country is in turmoil, particularly grappling with ongoing conflicts and the ethical implications of occupying another people.

0 Israel Politics

Bruce Maddy-Weitzman in Tablet · 21 Mar 2024

During a celebration for Simchat Torah in Alumim, a religious kibbutz near Gaza, residents were abruptly attacked by rockets from Gaza, followed by a ground assault aiming to kill and take hostages.

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Wars and Peace: Memoirs of a Conflict

Edieal J. Pinker in Jewish Review of Books · 17 Nov 2023

The author reflects on their experiences and perspective regarding the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

0 Politics Israel

To Ensure Israel’s Security, I Served in the IDF — and Now I’m Volunteering for Hillary

Forward · 10 Oct 2016

Adam Berman, a former IDF lone soldier, discusses his continued dedication to Israel's security by volunteering for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.