The Exodus from Egypt was not an end, it was a beginning.
And the Jewish people, as always, are still halfway there – with many successes, with quite a few mistakes.
And with an amazing ability to keep going, even when there is no map.
So is European culture terminally ill? Probably not.
But it certainly sometimes looks like a person who comes to the doctor with a long list of symptoms: identity confusion, political fatigue, and a little too much ideology on an empty stomach.
It’s time to admit it: passive smoking is one of the most common involuntary hobbies in the world.
We didn’t choose it, we don’t enjoy it, but somehow we all participate.
Once upon a time, when they said “civilized discourse,” they meant something like: two smart and polite people, talking politely about issues they disagree on, and maybe even becoming friends.
Today? If you say something that doesn’t comply with the guidelines of the National Consensus Committee – prepare for cancellation, boycott, dismissal, or at the very least public shaming on Twitter with the hashtag #Nazism_Hate_and_Outdated_Perceptions.
While the West is busy explaining why Israel is a “problem,” the small countries have already understood: Israel is not the problem, it is the reminder.
A “free” Palestine will not come, we are here from the sea to the sea – one people, one state, one army.
They will shout in the street, we will continue to live here.
Children need to know who they are, what their ancestors went through – not to be condescending but to feel a sense of belonging.
24/7 news wasn’t created because there was more information… it was created because there was more time to fill.
And the solution?
Noise . . . A lot of noise.
In the world of 2026, it’s not the one who is right who wins – it’s the one who acts while the rest are still writing a position paper.
How academia transformed from a temple to the search for truth – into a supermarket of “system-approved” opinions
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November 30, 2025
