Daniel Lubetzky

By Sima Kadmon, columnist at Yedioth Ahronoth

If anyone feels shame, affront, sadness, frustration and despair today—there is no way to ease these feelings. These are our ministers and MKs. This is our prime minister and his bureau staff, who despite how it looks [to the public], pushed and pushed the disgraceful bill that passed last night, with one goal in mind: To preserve Netanyahu’s hold on power.

It was not done secretly, not in the dark; we, the Israeli public, were mugged in broad daylight and in full view. We were robbed of our elementary right to know what public figures are accused of. We have been denied the privilege that every citizen in a democratic country has, to know for whom they are voting.
Despite the cumulative experience that the Israeli public has, we were hard put to believe that this would happen. That our legislature would indeed reach the bottom of the cesspit into which it has fallen, and that such a foul, despicable and anti-democratic bill would be passed into law. [Read more →]

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After a deadly attack at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, followed by attacks on the U.S. Embassies in Sana’a and Cairo this week, the media widely reported the catalyst to be an anti-Islam film created by Jewish Israeli-American Sam Bacile. Bacile, at the center of this global controversy, claimed that 100 Jewish donors provided him with $5 million to finance the film in order to help Israel. As the JTA uncovers, the creator of the film, is neither Jewish nor Israeli; rather, he is an Egyptian Chrisitian living in California named Nakoula Basseley Nakoula. Despite recent reports revealing the filmmaker’s true identity, his widely publicized alias and lie resonated around the Middle East and will endanger Jews assigned with blame as a result.

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The New York Times ran this article about the power Dr. Oz (who I count as a dear friend) has in increasing magazine sales when he is on the cover, and the extraordinary success his TV show and persona have achieved. While the article accurately highlights some of the reasons behind his success – ie, that he commands trust and is attractive and a versatile medical authority – I think his single greatest strength is his authenticity as a human being. He is extremely down to earth, loyal, and a truly good human being who wants to help others, always. And viewers and readers can sense it.

This June, InStyle recommends KIND as a snack that will “fill up your tank without adding junk to your trunk.” InStyle loves KIND for being “the real deal – all-natural, low-sugar, low-carb – and they taste divine.” It seems like InStyle has really raised the bar on how to slim down for the summer!

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Prevention Magazine awarded KIND Healthy Grains Peanut Butter Whole Grain Clusters with its Healthy Food Award, affirming that KIND Healthy Grains provide a tasty snack that’s good for you too! Prevention prefers Healthy Grains over other granolas because this healthy snack contains more whole grains and less fat and sugar. Editors enjoyed the crunchy peanut butter clusters with nut milk and by the handful.

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Check out this excerpt from Town & Country, honoring KIND as one of the hot items at TED!

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Dr. Oz, one of the top health authorities in the media, can’t just confine KIND to his briefcase- he has shouted it out on national TV.  Dr. Oz told the viewers of his show that he “truly adores” KIND and keeps it stashed in his briefcase at all times.  Dr. Oz praised KIND’s high protein and fiber that make KIND bars a good post dinner snack!

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