Islamic State vs. Israel: How Great a Threat?
One that is likely to grow in severity.
January 21, 2016
What’s Next for the Dead Sea Scrolls?
“Part of the underlying fabric of contemporary Western culture.”
Over the past 25 years, after decades of foot-dragging and obstruction by those with access to them, the vast majority of the texts found in the caves of Qumran have been examined and published. But as the scholar Martin Abegg points out in a discussion with his colleagues Peter Flint and Andrew Perrin, making the scrolls available for study is “simply the beginning of the conversation.” (Interview by Megan Sauter.)
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The Extraordinary Life and Times of George Weidenfeld
Holocaust refugee, philanthropist, savior of Middle Eastern Christians, great advocate of European culture.
How the Arab Boycott Was Defeated
Coca-Cola and the shadow effect.
A Virtual Tour of Vilna’s Jewish Cemetery
Over 400 years of Jewish history.
What’s Next for the Dead Sea Scrolls?
“Part of the underlying fabric of contemporary Western culture.”