Iran’s Dangerous Dream of a Triple Alliance with Russia and China
And its connection to the recent outbreak of Palestinian terror.
August 16, 2022
A Cheater’s Die Found in the Temple Mount Soil
An explanation for talmudic attitudes toward craps players?
In the 1990s, Muslim religious authorities removed thousands of tons of dirt from the Temple Mount, with complete disregard for preserving the integrity of any possible archaeological findings therein. Seventeen years ago, Israeli scholars began a project to sift through the discarded soil for ancient artifacts, inviting volunteers to join in. Daniel Tzvi describes a playing die found by one such amateur:
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Understanding the Political, Historical, and Spiritual Roots of the U.S.-Israel Relationship
As it happens, the Jews don’t control American foreign policy.
Saudi Arabia Is Moving toward Peace with Israel, but Taking Its Time
“Creeping normalization.”
If Feminists Fear Religion, They Should Fear Its Decline Even More
Modern feminism is not an enemy of Christianity; it is its descendent.
A Cheater’s Die Found in the Temple Mount Soil
An explanation for talmudic attitudes toward craps players?