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Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, TERRORISTS, GOONS, BIGOTS, FOOLS AND THE INNOCENTS The recent ceasefire brokered by Egypt has been holding for the past few days, and this gives me a clear unpanicked mind to think, unpack and regurgitate what I just witnessed over the past week and a half. I noticed that Israel, and by extens...

Funding violence May 25, 2021 The United States in 2016 signed a 10-year agreement with Israel promising to give $38 billion in taxpayer funds as military aid to a nation that already possesses one of the most sophisticated and well-armed militaries in the world. That’s roughly equivalent to “two tuition-free years for low- and middle-income students at historically Black, tribal and other minority-serving colleges” in the US, and more than one-third of the cost of making community college entirely free for Americans. But instead of buying Americans a free college education, those tax...

Stating that many more Gazans died than Israelis should not be controversial, but it is — plus more from the week in Opinion.

Today's Jewish mother is nothing like the one-dimensional stereotype that plagued her predecessors. She's inspiring, collaborative, and successful-and three of them and their successful kids will be featured in a new Sunday Morning with The Braid event (formerly Jewish Women's Theatre) on May 2, a week before Mother's Day. One pair of guests are an acclaimed comedian and her 90-year-old mom, who recently joined her daughter's monthly shows. The second duo are a nonprofit manager-mom and her son, who just started a new job in the Security Council at the Biden White House. And the last guests, ...

A fountain of youth doesn’t exist, but scientists are researching whether a drug known for treating malaria could actually delay the aging process. That was just one of the myriad topics discussed in a Zoominar hosted by the Forward on Wednesday. “It was noticed during the 70 years of use that people on metformin don’t develop diabetes, don’t develop cardiovascular disease, don’t develop cancers, don’t develop Alzheimer’s and don’t there are a variety of studies which show that,” Dr. Nir Barzilai explained during the hour-long event moderated by Rob Eshman, the national edit...