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The Death of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram by Gustave Doré, 1866
Dathan, Abiram and the NBA Finals series: when fatigue and populism erode a better future
The weekly Torah portion Korach explores the rebellions of Korach, Dathan and Abiram, illustrating how impatience, short-sightedness and populist defiance can derail progress, and highlighting the enduring value of perseverance in leadership and national survival
Michael Eisenberg | 06.12.26
Matt Goodwin warns of identity-driven politics reshaping the West
British political scientist and commentator tells ynet Global that identity, migration and a widening gap between elites and the public are driving upheaval across Europe and the West, with leaders failing to confront the scale of the change
David Matlin | 04.23.26
Karol Nawrocki after winning Poland's presidential race
Nawrocki’s victory: turning point or tipping point for Poland’s democracy?
Opinion: Poland has delivered its political verdict, electing a president from the camp of extreme nationalist and messianic populism by a narrow yet decisive margin; liberals around the world would do well to heed the lesson
Sever Plocker | 06.02.25
נשיא ארה"ב, דונלד טראמפ
When populism trumps strategy: How Trump's new tariffs threaten global stability
Opinion: Trump's new tariff policy signals a deeper shift toward isolationism, ego-driven policy and a nostalgia for a world that no longer exists; if left unchecked, it could erode decades of global cooperation and prosperity
Dr. Amit Serusi | 04.07.25
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