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July 2023
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Hungary’s Election Is Not Doom and Gloom for National Conservatism
“We have replaced the Orbán regime and liberated Hungary,” exulted a triumphant Péter Magyar, who was until just two years ago a staunch supporter of former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán and an insider of the country’s long-governing Fidesz Party. On April 12, Magyar’s recently founded Tisza Party decisively won national parliamentary elections and secured […]
Why Rising Anti-Israel Sentiment in America Threatens the Jewish State
Over the past few years, Israel has won tremendous victories. It has neutered Hamas and Hezbollah. It has defanged Iran, which has for decades been Israel’s most powerful antagonist. And it is now unquestionably the strongest country in the Middle East. Israel’s strategic outlook has never been brighter. But Israel’s might masks vulnerabilities in public […]
Ukraine: A different front in the war
In a powerful article, Katya Pavlevych, advisor on children’s issues at Razom for Ukraine, exposes one of the most chilling crimes of this war: The systematic abduction and indoctrination of Ukrainian children by Russia.
