The Reservists Return From the Battlefield: What can we learn from them? •Dilemma with America •Rebranding of Antisemitism •Psalms •International Social Justice Day •The Force of Unity •We Are Here: The fighters of the reserve commando brigade wrote a letter to their commander: "We recently left the Gaza Strip after weeks of intense fighting, and we wish to state emphatically that for the purpose of deciding the campaign and destroying the enemy in Rafah, Lebanon, Syria and anywhere else that is required - we are here." - This spirit of sacrifice and devotion shows how the good of the people and the country can be raised above the calculation of private benefit, even at the cost of sacrificing life. How do we keep this spirit from not leaving us from now on?

Every time something happens, disasters, elections, coronavirus, inflation, etc. Jews are to blame, and antisemitism spreads all over the world like wildfire. How long can we talk about this? How long can we continue? • A great letter from one of our students: I have a request, can you please teach me how to speak to the Creator. I've been studying Kabbalah for over 12 years. My husband passed away 2 months ago, he was not engaged in our studies but he supported me, helped me study, disseminate. He died, it’s very hard, my heart is breaking, your articles and videos help. I talk to my husband very often in my heart, ask for his help, advice, etc. But it’s not normal, he doesn't exist, it’s only the Creator. How can I turn directly to the Creator instead of to an image. Thank you very much for your time and your answer, although I know you have no time for personal issues. Sincerely, Ilena • Benjamin Libet, a pioneer in neuroscience, research proves that a decision occurs in a person before he makes the decision himself. That the brain proceeds the consciousness by one to two million milliseconds. It turns out that whatever comes from the outside comes along already with the reaction to it. And this is like a turning point, like there is no free choice, no free will, no freedom. I get some blow and immediately my response to this blow is embedded in me, everything is premade, so where am I in it then? • Japanese authorities will hold a sake viva contest on how to better distribute alcohol among young people. Sake is like a 20% kind of vodka, but not only sake, they are talking about distributing alcohol to young people. They want to increase the demand for any type of alcohol. It's believed that liquor sales among young people are far below their parents. It seems like they have gone mad, to increase revenue, what do you think? • Today, we live in a world of everything here and now, i.e. if you order something you want it to already arrive, you can't stand waiting in lines, traffic jams. Remember how it was way back when, how pictures were developed. You clicked and asked no one to move, until you use up the entire film, you don’t send it to be developed. In short, life was different. You know there was this expectation, and you participated in the process.

Israel’s 74th Independence Day: The week of Remembrance Day and Independence Day is the most Zionist in the year, in which the Israeli people commemorate the dedication and sacrifice of the fighters who fell in the Israeli wars and the victims of hostilities and the establishment of the State of Israel. What is the importance of the State of Israel's declaration of independence events, and why are a lot of Israelis considering leaving the country? How can Israelis restore their attitude to where they live?• Antisemitism in US Universities: Harvard University's official student newspaper has published an editorial in which it officially announces its support for the BDS movement and strongly condemns the Israeli government's abuse of Palestinians. The paper relies on Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch's reports, and the views are similar to those of Amnesty International. The article came out as an expression of support for the Harvard Student Committee in support of Palestine. The article claims that it is not antisemitic, that the Palestine Support Committee is not antisemitic, and that Jews, like any person, have a right to life, peace and security. Why is opposition to Israel growing? Why are Israeli elements unresponsive to the situation, and what will happen to American Jewry? • New Matriculation Exams Reform in Israel: In the next Israeli school year, a new reform of the matriculation exams will take effect. The exams in four subjects of history, literature, bible, and citizenship will be replaced by summarizing work in groups. Practice in other subjects, such as mathematics, English, language learning, and science, will not change. Is this a significant reform? How can we connect the younger generation to a real matriculation exam?• Zionism and Eradication of Zionist Symbols: Today, anti-Zionist forces are emerging in Israel and around the world seeking to erase the Zionist symbols. Just this week, a woman from a university published a post in which she photographs Israeli flags in the university library and writes, "This is what a disease looks like," while Palestinians actually use all symbolic means to declare ownership of Israel. Recently, a video was released in which a Palestinian guy hangs Palestinian flags inside residential areas designated for Israeli flags alongside the northern roads.

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Recent polls show a steep rise in antisemitic cases in the US. Why does the Jewish world fail to fight antisemitism? Who is to blame for the escalation of antisemitism, and why do the nations of the world hate Jews? • The State of Israel and Memorial Day Ceremony: What is the right approach in such times, how will we change the narrative of the people of Israel from "what did we have" to "where are we going", and what information is required ? • Elections in France: What kind of influence will Macron’s victory have on Israel and the entire world?