Politics | Media Bias

Rolling Stone: Covering A Year and a Half of War & Lies

Further sanitizing Hamas’s actions: This is the second of a three-part series examining Rolling Stone’s coverage of the war in Gaza that started on

Rolling Stone has always been a lying, propagandistic, leftist, worthless, garbage publication.

News | Israel At War

Hamas forces, though degraded, prepare for new round of fighting

“Hamas’s military head in northern Gaza met earlier this month with lieutenants to lay out how a renewed Israeli attack might unfold."

Yet the excuse for not continuing to fight just as Israel has some serious momentum was “but, Hamas has been destroyed as a fighting force.” That was obviously untrue all along.

Politics | Hamas, Gaza & The Palestinian Authority

Report: Dozens of Arab Israelis from Gaza passed on citizenship, entered Jewish state since Oct. 7

In addition to hundreds who held an Israeli passport before the massacre, at least dozens of their descendants have since been allowed to enter.

File this under “Stupid things that the government of Israel does which defy common sense and logic.”

History | History

The Fate of Europe’s Pre-War Synagogues: The Restored Shuls

Drawing some hope and inspiration from the pre-war synagogues which were meticulously restored.

ALL of European Jewish history was almost totally destroyed during the Holocaust. That history was thousands of years old. The Jewish presence in Europe preceded any of the modern nation states. I didn't know that any of the pre-Holocaust synagogues were being restored, but this is very good news, although a tiny, minuscule fraction of what was lost.

News | News

Yarden Bibas: 'I'm sorry I didn't manage to save you' | Israel National News

Funeral for Ariel, Kfir, and Shiri Bibas leaves Rishon Lezion for Nir Oz cemetery; thousands stand along the roadsides, waving Israeli flags and paying last respects.

The funeral was totally heartbreaking.

Health & Fitness | Sleep

Staying Up All Night Rewires Our Brains — This Could Be Key To Solving Mental Health Conditions

What happens in the brains of mice when they stay up all night could help us better understand mood and other psychological conditions.

Music | Music

Still Rules the World: Tears for Fears Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Songs From the Big Chair

Are you ready to feel old? Songs from the Big Chair by 1980s new wave band, Tears for Fears, is 40 years old. If you’re not familiar with the whole album, you’ve heard Everybody Wants to Rule World. The song was inescapable in 1985 and is a cultural touchstone for Gen Xers who grew up on MTV.

I can’t believe this was 40 years ago.