How Egypt Uses Israel’s Desire for Normalization as a Bargaining Chip
Forty years of cold peace.
April 1, 2019
A Newly Discovered Clay Seal May Have Belonged to a Minor Biblical Character
Nathan-Melekh, servant of King Josiah.
While excavating the area underneath Jerusalem’s Givati parking lot, in the oldest portion of the city, archaeologists have found two ancient seals, both dating from the 8th century BCE. One, made of agate, bears the stamp of “Ikkar ben Matanyahu”; the second, made of clay, belonged to “Nathan-Melekh, servant of the king.” Amanda Borschel-Dan reports:
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Iran Completes Its Route to the Mediterranean with a Strategic Port in Syria
Latakia.
In Ukraine, a Pro-Israel President Faces Off against a Jewish Comedian
Jews, Israel, and the Ukrainian election.
The Less-Told Story of the Holocaust in North Africa
What happened to the 470,000 Jews who lived there?
A Newly Discovered Clay Seal May Have Belonged to a Minor Biblical Character
Nathan-Melekh, servant of King Josiah.