Why Lies About Israel Get Clicks, and Who Benefits
False accusations can bring attention to the people spreading them. How that incentive works, what Grok estimated, and what readers can check before sharing.
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October 7 in Israel's education system: classroom remembrance and questions parents should ask
Israel's education system marks the national remembrance day for October 7 this week with remembrance activities and age-appropriate discussions. Alongside the national program, families should ask what content their child will encounter, who will support them and how activities will fit their needs.
Want to learn something new without paying for a course? How to choose a useful option on Campus IL
A free course still takes time. Before enrolling in several, choose one goal, check the course requirements and understand exactly what you receive at the end.