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The Cost of Inattentiveness
My husband tells a story of a time when he was a little boy. He was rapidly running through the house with his younger brother chasing him. He chose to focus his attention on his brother, so with his head turned, staring intently behind him, he placed his arm forward to push open the storm glass door for a quick escape to the yard. Unfortunately, since he was not watching where he was going, he missed the latch, and the full force of his arm went through the glass door instea
Kimberly Smith
Nov 76 min read
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Celebrating Unity in the Face of Darkness
Jerusalem Day is here again. A time of solemn reflection on the past. A time of recognition of where we are. A time of joyful...

Russ Smith
May 257 min read
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Where Were You When Your Brother's Blood Cried Out?
Dear Friends, Each year, this day arrives and confronts me with a haunting truth: for all our advancements, humanity has not truly...

Steve Wearp
Apr 242 min read
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500 Days
500 days.  What would you do if you were held hostage for 500 days with little food, no light, stifling conditions, and no information...

Russ Smith
Feb 177 min read
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How Many Jews Have To Die?
It started with a small group of radicals that blamed the government for everything. Most people ignored them and the politicians and...

Steve Wearp
May 6, 20246 min read
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Stand With Israel in this Season of Betrayal
As an American and a Veteran of the US military, my heart was rent asunder on March 14, 2024 when Chuck Schumer, the leader of the United...

Steve Wearp
Mar 28, 20243 min read
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Hope In Our Darkest Hour
This piece was originally written and posted on LinkedIn by Brett Chatz. It is republished here with permission from the author. It was...

Brett Chatz
Mar 26, 20242 min read
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The Grand Delusion, American Style
Originally published on The Barking Fox (https://thebarkingfox.com/2024/03/26/the-grand-delusion-american-style/) One of my first papers...

Al McCarn
Mar 26, 20247 min read
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