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From New York to Sydney – The Quiet Normalization of Antisemitism
New York City has long been a place where Jewish life is visible, active, and publicly affirmed. For generations, Jews came to this city not because it was perfect, but because it was possible—to live openly, build institutions, argue loudly, disagree politically, and still expect basic physical safety and civic protection. That assumption is no…
Oracle’s AI Wake-Up Call: The Bill Came Due Before the Revenue Arrived
Oracle’s sudden loss of market value did not happen because the company stumbled. It happened because Oracle did something most companies avoid: it revealed the true cost of artificial intelligence. For years, AI has been marketed as something almost weightless — software that lives in the cloud, scales effortlessly, and transforms everything it touches. What…
Netflix’s Bid for Warner Isn’t Really About Warner — It’s About Blocking Paramount.
Netflix’s $72 billion bid for Warner Bros. and HBO has been treated as if it were a conventional mega-merger, but the more closely one examines the economics, the politics, and the legal framework surrounding the deal, the more one thing becomes clear: this may not be a merger attempt at all. It may be a…
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Two Generations, One Country. Thousands of Questions – And a few Answers.
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