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Bringing the conversation out in the open creates a very positive environment in which to increase awareness, reduce the stigma of mental health and create an openness to seeking treatment.
The term, the word, the slur “racist” has become an automatic response for a large swath of America. It has become an automatic invective.
We shouldn’t tolerate people, either we reject them because they are evil or we embrace them because they are good and most people are, basically, good.
Moscow has warned that the two countries’ accession to NATO will have serious military and political consequences. It spoke of retaliatory measures.”
We need an “Israel Digital Defense Force,” a global network of social media influencers who care about truth and freedom in the Middle East and the Jewish people as a light unto the nations.
The survival of the government's survival is at question since Idit Silman resigned from the coalition, leaving the government in a precarious place.
Public policy for the LGBTQ+ community is still dictated by the standards of hate and prejudice.
The IDF released the identity of Mahmoud Kheir Din, a Druze IDF officer who was killed in Gaza in 2018.
Israel and India have many similarities despite the 4,000 km between them, and their relations are on the rise.
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