By Recognizing Israeli Sovereignty over the Golan, the U.S. Has Freed Israel from “Land for Peace”
Perhaps peace should be the reward for peace.
March 25, 2019
A New Discovery May Solve a Mystery about Israel in the 7th Century BCE
Thanks to the new Beit Shemesh highway.
In 701 BCE—according to both the Bible and other ancient sources—the Assyrian king Sennacherib invaded the kingdom of Judah and laid waste to dozens of cities. Among these, it appears, was Beit Shemesh, which archaeologists long assumed was subsequently abandoned. But, in the course of a salvage excavation in preparation for the construction of a new highway through the modern city of Beit Shemesh, the archaeologist Yehuda Govrin has uncovered a vast ruin dating to the 7th century BCE, lying to the east of the ruins of the fortified ancient city. Amanda Borschel-Dan writes:
March 25, 2019
The Democratic Party’s New Apologists for Anti-Semitism
Ilhan Omar’s supporters are arguing that she is too inept to understand what she is saying.
The U.S. Is about to Secure a Bad Deal with the Taliban
Guaranteeing the resurgence of al-Qaeda and Islamic State.
A New Discovery May Solve a Mystery about Israel in the 7th Century BCE
Thanks to the new Beit Shemesh highway.
The Quaker-Turned-Jew Who Briefly Became the First U.S. Consul to Jerusalem
Warder Cresson/ Michael Boaz Israel ben Avraham.