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“Revelation, belonging, and moral framing explain much of antisemitism’s appeal and durability. They are pleasures that can disguise themselves as insight, solidarity, and justice. Each has a cover story. Together, they remove the ordinary societal restraints on cruelty.”
The antisemitism isn't the real balckpill for me, but how void of a soul the average person is. That the average person will engage in gratuitous cruelty, just so long as there is no threat of social consequence.
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Trump spent a decade attacking Obama’s Iran deal as the ultimate symbol of American weakness.
Now, says @LeeSmithDC, his administration may be reviving the same playbook: cash, concessions, and the hope that Tehran changes course.
What changed?
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What Trump calls the worst deal ever negotiated, and has identified for more than a decade as Exhibit A in the case against American loserdom, has now become the pattern of his own Iran policy — Obama's policy. I explain today in @tabletmag
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In fact, money has already "exchanged hands." What the president has identified for more than a decade as Exhibit A in the case against American loserdom has now become the pattern of his own Iran policy, as @LeeSmithDC explains today in @tabletmag. tabletmag.com/sections/news/…
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Why is Vance still trying to cater to the Tucker Carlson base, asks @LeeSmithDC?
The Barbarians return to tackle Trump’s Iran policy, Israel’s next moves, California’s election chaos, and the week’s most confounding headlines.
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Find me a find? Catch me a catch?
Dating apps promised to democratize love. Instead, they outsourced courtship to algorithms, inflated our expectations, and left us more anxious and alone. No wonder matchmakers are thriving again.
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Business is booming, but the clients have changed—and not necessarily for the better, writes @stephmurrayyyy.
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Gwyneth’s an ‘independent,’ Clavicular culturally appropriates JAP culture, and Dems never really hated Nazis, did they?
This week in review.
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Two young journalists with no money, no business plan, and no idea what they were doing launched an English-language magazine in Paris.
The brief, improbable life of the ‘Paris Metro’
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Through an unlikely friendship, Fernando Pessoa dismantled antisemitic ideas of identity and made a subtle case for Jewish freedom as fascism rose across Europe.
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When I heard in Jan. 4, 2023 the proposal of the judicial overhaul, I thought: this is madness. Because what Yariv Levin, the Minister of Justice, proposed, was the most extreme package of reforms ever proposed. Part of my interview at @tabletmag podcast “the battle for Israel’s soul”👇
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You know who has a unique perspective on how the internet is messing with modern dating? Matchmakers! For @tabletmag's June issue, I interviewed over a dozen of them about the state of American romance. And they had a lot of thoughts!
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Gabriel Moked survived the Warsaw Ghetto, transformed Israeli literature, and never stopped fighting for what he believed was true. Even at 92, he was planning one last manifesto.
A beautiful remembrance of a singular life.
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A new podcast unpacks the battle over Israel’s judicial reform, a fight that goes far beyond courts and legal procedures to the heart of Israel’s identity, democracy, and future.
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