Peace between Israel and the UAE Shows That Time Is Not on the Palestinians’ Side
Normalization is here, and those refusing to join in will be left behind.
August 14, 2020
What Studying the Modern-Day Bedouin Reveals about the Ancient Israelites
And what it doesn’t.
Since the 19th century, many Westerners have claimed that today’s Arab nomads preserve aspects of the lifestyle of the ancient Hebrews who, led by Moses, traipsed through the Sinai desert on their way to the promised land. In Bedouin Culture in the Bible, Clinton Bailey, who has spent decades living with and studying Bedouin in Israel and elsewhere, presents an updated version of this thesis. Edward Greenstein writes in his review:
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Sino-Iranian Ties Are Dangerous, but Will Only Go So Far
The Islamic Republic’s appeal to China is a sign that “maximum pressure” is working.
Why Chevron’s Investment in Israeli Gas Is a Revolutionary Development
It could invigorate the U.S.-Israel alliance.
Letting Shylock Speak Yiddish
Hath not a Jew seykhl?
What Studying the Modern-Day Bedouin Reveals about the Ancient Israelites
And what it doesn’t.