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The Jerusalem Post

The Jerusalem Post is Israel's most-read English news website and best-selling English newspaper bringing breaking news, world news & middle east news.

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jpost.com > influencers-26 > pro-israel-christians > article-907437

10 Christian Zionists: Martin & Andrew Sedra, No. 3

2+ day, 18+ hour ago   (171+ words) The Jerusalem Post Twin brothers Martin and Andrew Sedra are the co-founding pastors of Echo Church in Sydney, Australia They have become respected voices within Australia's Christian community for their steadfast friendship with Israel and the Jewish people Their support…...

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jpost.com > opinion > article-906301

Will AI change Judaism and Jewish life?

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (1193+ words) At a recent Deloitte event, “The AI Bottom Line,” Ilan Birnfeld, chairman and CEO of Deloitte Israel, made an observation that stayed with me. “Artificial intelligence (AI),” he argued, “will not change us as human beings. But it will completely…...

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jpost.com > judaism > torah-portion > article-905419

Why does Zionism involve planting trees in Israel?

4+ week, 11+ hour ago   (1083+ words) The Torah prohibits the unnecessary destruction of resources. This principle is known as bal tash’hit, the ban against needless waste. Of course, what constitutes waste depends on context. Behavior that is wasteful in one era or circumstance may not be…...