Israel Didn’t Lose by Removing Metal Detectors at the Temple Mount
Stopping the Northern Branch of the Islamic Movement should be the real goal.
August 30, 2017
Ancient Israelites Could Carve in Ivory, Too
Not just Phoenicians.
In the 1920s and 1930s, archaeologists discovered elaborate carvings in ivory, dating to the 8th or 9th centuries BCE, near the city of Samaria, once the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel. New research upends long-standing assumptions about how the carvings got there. Bible History Daily reports:
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How the Second Lebanon War Set the Stage for the War in Syria and the Rise of Iran
The sixth Arab-Israeli war, or the first Iran-Israel war?
For Germany’s Foreign Minister, Defaming Israel Takes Priority over Diplomacy
Another German who can’t forgive the Jews for the Holocaust.
Lessons from a Critic of Jihadist Poetry
Poems take up nearly one fifth of many al-Qaeda magazines.
Ancient Israelites Could Carve in Ivory, Too
Not just Phoenicians.