The text discusses the Rivon movement in Israel, aimed at promoting a more cohesive, inclusive, and respectful public discourse to address internal strife within the country.

The U.S. House of Representatives failed to pass a bill worth $17.6 billion in aid exclusively for Israel.

The author describes their experiences and observations during a summer in Chicago.

The text discusses the reality of a crime wave and the growing resentment towards permissive liberal governance among leftwing reformers.

In a reflection on the current historical moment marked by protests, job losses, and a pandemic, the author emphasizes the importance of extreme empathy, drawing parallels to Jewish traditions of imagining oneself in the shoes of the oppressed.