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After losing their first World Cup match to Argentina, an Algerian television commentator claimed that Lionel Messi is protected by a "Jewish lobby" that controls the world, and called Jews a "mafia."

Apparently, losing a football match now requires an international Jewish conspiracy.

When every loss, problem, or disappointment somehow leads back to "the Jews," it says far more about antisemitism than it does about football.
The World Cup should unite people—not become another platform for conspiracy theories and hatred.

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Happy International Sushi Day! And if you're celebrating with sushi today, there's a good chance you might want to do it Tel Aviv-style. 🍣 🇮🇱

Tel Aviv has become a global sushi destination. The city is home to the world's third largest sushi market per capita, behind only Tokyo and New York City, with over one hundred sushi restaurants and counting. What makes this even more distinctive: approximately 20% of Tel Aviv's sushi restaurants are kosher - a uniqueness found nowhere else in the world.

Powerful words from rock icon Gene Simmons, the Israel-born co-founder, bassist, and co-lead singer of KISS.

A massive cultic stone found in an Israelite mansion destroyed by the Assyrians in the late 8th century BCE might offer additional evidence for the historicity of a religious reform carried out by biblical King Hezekiah to centralize Jewish cult in the Temple of Jerusalem a few years earlier, a new study has suggested.

According to the paper’s author, Bar-Ilan University Prof. Avraham Faust, the stone might have been taken down when Hezekiah curbed local devotional practices, as narrated in the Bible.

Published in the 2026 issue of the Hebrew University’s peer-reviewed Jerusalem Journal of Archaeology, the study focuses on a massive artifact measuring approximately 1.4 meters (4.6 feet) in height and weighing about 750 kilograms (1,650 pounds), unearthed at Tel ‘Eton in the southeastern part of Israel’s Judean Shephalah (lowlands), a little over 20 miles southeast of Ashkelon. The stone was found divided into two segments, presenting matching indentations.

Read more: https://www.timesofisrael.com/rare-cultic-stone-from-israelite-mansion-may-testify-to-king-hezekiahs-biblical-reform/

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