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Culture of Detachment in Corporate America: How It Impacts Your Self-Defense and What to Do About It

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Why Silence Isn’t Safety and How to Take Control When It Matters Most    Self-defense training events in large corporations in New York have become second nature for me. I’ve led hundreds of such sessions in companies across the United States over the past 15 years. Over time, I’ve learned the ins and outs of… Continue reading Culture of Detachment in Corporate America: How It Impacts Your Self-Defense and What to Do About It

The Pogrom in Amsterdam – Shocking, Yet Not Surprising

When Safety Is Left to Chance: A Wake-Up Call for Self-Defense   The events in Amsterdam last night (November 7, 2024) sent shockwaves through Jewish and Israeli communities worldwide. Israeli soccer fans, there to cheer for their team against Ajax Amsterdam, were brutally attacked by a mob of pro-Palestinian demonstrators in what can only be… Continue reading The Pogrom in Amsterdam – Shocking, Yet Not Surprising

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Surviving an Active Shooter: Lessons from a Heroic Teacher’s Response

How to Survive an Active Shooter: A Firsthand Account of Courage and Preparedness   High school memories usually drift around exams, friendships, and plans for the future. But for some, those memories are marked by a day they were forced to see their world in a different light—a day they had to face a reality… Continue reading Surviving an Active Shooter: Lessons from a Heroic Teacher’s Response

BEING A SOLIDER IN THE IDF IN TIMES OF CONFLICT

NEVER AGAIN IS NOW I grew up in Israel, and like most other citizens, at 18, I became a soldier. When it was my turn to defend the people, the state, and its symbols, I fought in a number of wars. I have never shared what I saw as a soldier, but in the wake… Continue reading BEING A SOLIDER IN THE IDF IN TIMES OF CONFLICT

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Jordan Neely choked to death on a New York City subway train.

Self Defense or Excessive Force? A grand jury is expected to review the case and determine if criminal charges should be brought against the subway rider who applied the deadly choke-hold. The person who choked Neely is identified as Daniel Penny, a 24-year-old Marine veteran who was questioned by the police and later released. Jordan… Continue reading Jordan Neely choked to death on a New York City subway train.

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