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    The yellow flag has become a familiar symbol of Chabad identity. But its origins lie in a far more specific political and theological struggle over the Rebbe, Zionism, and the surrender of Israeli territory. @MyShtender traces the history of the Moshiach flag.
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    Jared Kushner’s meeting with Hamas chief Khalil al-Hayya is the latest step in a decadeslong erosion of America’s taboo against legitimizing terrorists through diplomacy. What happens when there’s no taboo left?
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    Aug 26
    When does anti-Zionism go beyond the boundaries of what the Jewish community can accept? For as long as Judaism has existed, Jews have wrestled with where to draw the boundaries of communal belonging.
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    Is Zionism Part of Judaism? - News - Tablet Magazine
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    Aug 26
    Thailand’s lèse-majesté law was designed to protect the monarchy. Today, critics say it is being used to imprison activists, silence dissent, and even punish lawmakers for trying to amend the law itself.
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    The real question isn’t which Jews are Jewish. It’s why some Jews denigrate themselves while aiding antisemites, continuing a pattern with a long and painful history.
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