How the U.S Should Respond to an Israeli Attack on Iran
Above all, Washington must have Jerusalem’s back.
August 21, 2023
The Oldest Gate Ever Found in Israel Sheds New Light on the Beginnings of Canaanite Civilization
A 5,500-year-old stone and mud-brick passageway.
In the Hebrew Bible, elders and judges are often described as sitting at the city gate, a location that evidently functioned as a sort of public square. The recent discovery of one such structure from the putative era of Abraham stands to change historians’ perspective on urban life in ancient Israel, as Melanie Lidman writes:
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Ilhan Omar’s Qatar-Funded Junket Demonstrates Her Hypocrisy about Israel
The congresswoman accepted gifts from a regime that sponsors terrorism and exports anti-American propaganda.
The Challenge to Liberal Judaism in a Changing World
Jewish traditions may indeed have important things to say in the transhumanist future, but first we Jews have to get there—as Jews.
The Oldest Gate Ever Found in Israel Sheds New Light on the Beginnings of Canaanite Civilization
A 5,500-year-old stone and mud-brick passageway.
Massachusetts Breaks New Ground in Anti-Religious Discrimination
A Catholic couple were told they couldn’t be foster parents due to their beliefs.