What America Gained from Israel’s 1967 Victory
Israel’s military supremacy has secured U.S. interests.
June 6, 2017
A Medieval Tunnel in Tiberias, Likely Used by a Crusader Princess Escaping Muslim Attack
Remnants of a 12th-century siege.
Israeli archaeologists have unearthed a 23-foot-long tunnel carved from basalt underneath the historic part of the city of Tiberias on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. They believe it was constructed by 12th-century European Christians. Yori Yalon writes:
June 6, 2017
Gazans Are Fleeing to Europe—to Escape Hamas
What Palestinians say when they can speak freely.
An Assad-Guaranteed “Stability” in Syria Is Worthless
Weak enemies are always preferable to strong ones.
The Hidden Diary of a Victim of the Mexican Inquisition
Luis de Carvajal’s miniature memoir.
A Medieval Tunnel in Tiberias, Likely Used by a Crusader Princess Escaping Muslim Attack
Remnants of a 12th-century siege.