Instead of Another Failed Peace Process, Washington Should Focus on Palestinian Reform
The Trump administration can learn something from George W. Bush.
February 20, 2018
The Bodleian Bowl.
Discovered in the city of Norfolk in what had once been a moat, and donated to Oxford in 1755, the so-called Bodleian Bowl bears a Hebrew inscription that puzzled British Hebraists for centuries. Rebecca Abrams explains what is now known about this remarkable artifact, and offers a brief history of the Jews of England in the Middle Ages:
The Trump administration can learn something from George W. Bush.
A Qatari preoccupation with American Jewish communal power.
The protocols of the elders of Fresno.
The Bodleian Bowl.
And its victims.
Discovered in the city of Norfolk in what had once been a moat, and donated to Oxford in 1755, the so-called Bodleian Bowl bears a Hebrew inscription that puzzled British Hebraists for centuries. Rebecca Abrams explains what is now known about this remarkable artifact, and offers a brief history of the Jews of England in the Middle Ages:
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