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How the World Cup Makes Boredom Look Good

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By David Suissa Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
Here’s the best-kept secret about the World Cup, the soccer tournament that comes every four years and holds much of the world’s attention. From little villages in Africa to small towns in South America to distant reaches of the Far East to the world’s most glamorous cities, the “Mondiale” is that rare event that truly brings our planet together. But no one wants to admit a pesky detail that everyone knows but is embarrassed to talk about. The games themselves can get quite boring.
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In His Independence Speech, Mamdani Asked Everything of America and Nothing of Americans

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By David Suissa Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
Our country failed you. That was Zohran Mamdani’s central message in his America 250 speech on Friday. The New York City mayor never mentioned what individual Americans might do to improve their lot. Instead, it was all about what America was failing to do to improve people’s lives. When he harked back to early immigrants, it wasn’t as a model of hard work and personal responsibility that today’s immigrants might emulate.
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Shabbat Shalom, America

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By David Suissa Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
Maybe it’s just a coincidence that America’s 250th birthday falls on the Jewish Sabbath. But let’s assume, in the interest of a more interesting column, that it is a kind of divine intervention that July fourth falls on a Saturday. What might this divine message be? For me, it is simply that the Jewish Sabbath has what America needs most at the moment. A taste of gratitude. Not anger. Not division. Not politics. Just gratitude.
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