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“Wokeness” is not new; it is simply the most modern iteration of an identity-oriented, social-justice-minded politics that took off in

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The first thing I do when I wake up in the mornings is open three different apps on my phone. 

In April 2024, left-wing Israeli news magazine +972 unveiled just one of the processes by which the Israeli military has

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