It’s Not Up to the Israeli Supreme Court to Decide Who Will Be the Next Prime Minister
The people have already spoken.
May 4, 2020
A Workshop for Making Stone Vessels Testifies to Ancient Jews’ Observance of Ritual Purity Laws
Excavating the Jewish “stone age.”
Digging in a cave in northern Israel known as Einot Amitai, archaeologists have discovered what appears to be 2,000-year-old stoneware factory. Robin Ngo comments on its significance:
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How the Balfour Declaration Became International Law Despite Attempts to Undermine It
San Remo, Faisal, and the historic Jewish connection to the Land of Israel.
Mistakes Notwithstanding, Israel’s Coronavirus Response Has Been a Success
Diaspora Jews may start turning to the Jewish state for aid.
How Two Turn-of-the Century Yiddish Classics Shed Light on the Age of Disconnection
Hersh Nomberg, Zalman Shneur, and the plight of the “plucked” hero.
A Workshop for Making Stone Vessels Testifies to Ancient Jews’ Observance of Ritual Purity Laws
Excavating the Jewish “stone age.”