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Is Macron the European Moses?

March 22, 2019

Stability and safety are not synonyms of today’s Europe. A possible terror motive behind the tram attack in the Netherlands where 3 people died; a Brussels “bomb threat” that was a false alarm but increased the tension near the European Union’s headquarters, forcing evacuation of the building; rampant anti-Semitism and Neo-Nazism across Europe—these are headlines… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

, President Macron

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Davos 2019: Six Questions about Our Future That We Shouldn’t Expect the Forum to Answer

January 21, 2019

Once again, over 3,000 of the world’s richest people, world leaders, decision makers and economists are convened in the picturesque, snowy city of Davos, Switzerland. The rich and powerful members of the global 1% club will spend five days in person to do business, as they enjoy luxurious feasts and cocktail parties. But they also… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

, davos, davos2019, wef2019, world economic forum

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Brexit may never happen

December 4, 2018

Thanks to the recent Brussels summit, there is now an agreement on the table for the withdrawal of the UK from the European Union, but I doubt that it will actually happen. It took 20 years to connect all these countries into a single entity, and I believe it will take at least another 20… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

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Jewish Wisdom and the Next Renaissance in Europe

November 27, 2018

Today’s humanity doesn’t necessarily recognize that the foundations shaping its culture were born in Europe: philosophy, science, art, politics, economics, and language. All of these transformed man from a barbaric creature to an enlightened human. However, day by day, Europe is sinking. Just this week, after two years of political discussions and crises, leaders of… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

, antisemitism

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United March of the Parents of Europe

November 14, 2018

Deep social and political polarization while childless leaders rule. On November 11, 1918, World War I ended. One hundred years later, bells rang at the foot of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris as leaders of some 70 countries marched shoulder to shoulder on the plaza, marking the 100th anniversary of the armistice that brought… » read more

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Future EU, Sustainable Dev.

, childless leaders, childlessness, eu leaders, european leaders

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Les catastrophes naturelles mondiales : Tout mais pas l’indifférence

October 24, 2018

Quelques semaines après le séisme meurtrier qui a frappé l’île des Célèbes, en Indonésie, et après que l’énorme tsunami en ait détruit une grande partie, les dimensions de la catastrophe sont de plus en plus claires. Plus de 1500 personnes ont été tuées et des milliers sont encore portées disparues. Il semblerait que plus le… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

, Indonésie

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Warum gibt es Antisemitismus?

September 26, 2018

Mit Blick auf die Kontroversen zur Frage, was antijüdischer Diskurs ist Vor kurzem stand der Antisemitismus im Mittelpunkt eines semantischen Dilemmas, mit entgegengesetzten Perspektiven in Europa und den USA in Bezug auf die Frage, was als antisemitische und was als legitime Kritik an Israel erachtet wird. Es weicht von der eigentlichen Sache ab: Warum erfährt… » read more

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Wie Trump die gekürzten 200 Millionen Dollar aus der palästinensischen Hilfe anderweitig nutzen kann

September 3, 2018

Ein neuer König stieg an die Macht, und sein Name war Trump. Er regierte Israel mit eiserner Faust, verhängte wirtschaftliche Sanktionen gegen dessen Bürger und erstickte dessen internationalen Handel. Die Vereinten Nationen feierten, als sie es schließlich schafften, Israel zu delegitimieren. Solch ein Horrorszenario scheint von der heutigen Realität weit entfernt zu sein. Trump wird… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

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International Women’s Day 2018: Gender Equality from the Perspective of the Wisdom of Kabbalah

March 8, 2018

In light of International Women’s Day, I was asked to give my take on gender equality from the perspective of the wisdom of Kabbalah. To begin with, the idea of comparing men and women is just as wrong as comparing apples and oranges. Nature designed men and women as different creatures, both biologically and psychologically.… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

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How the Purim Story Is Playing Out Right Now

March 2, 2018

Purim has one of the most suspenseful stories ever written. From the panic, doubt and fear in the face of utter destruction to the elation, euphoria and high spirits after everything works out for the best, the story and meaning of Purim encompasses one of the greatest ever resolution of opposites. Any exceptional drama-thriller has… » read more

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Sustainable Dev.

, jewish holiday, Purim

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Archives for Sustainable Dev.

Is Macron the European Moses?

Jewish Wisdom and the Next Renaissance in Europe

United March of the Parents of Europe

Les catastrophes naturelles mondiales : Tout mais pas l’indifférence

Warum gibt es Antisemitismus?

Wie Trump die gekürzten 200 Millionen Dollar aus der palästinensischen Hilfe anderweitig nutzen kann

International Women’s Day 2018: Gender Equality from the Perspective of the Wisdom of Kabbalah

How the Purim Story Is Playing Out Right Now

Michael Laitman - Uniting Europe

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