SodaStream and the Two Competing Visions for the West Bank
What Pepsi’s purchase of an Israeli company says about BDS and the Israeli-Arab conflict.
August 31, 2018
A New Excavation Could Uncover Evidence of the Israelites’ Migration to Canaan
Stone structures in the wilderness.
In the Bible’s telling, the Israelites, after leaving Egypt, traveled through the Sinai Peninsula into what is now Jordan, and from there entered Canaan from the east. While there is scant archaeological evidence to support this narrative, scholars are divided on what that absence implies; after all, nomads who wandered through an area for a generation or two wouldn’t leave much behind. New excavations, however, may reveal traces of just such evidence, as Philippe Bohstrom and Ruth Schuster write:
August 31, 2018
The Political Calculations behind Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
And the growing threat to Anglo-Jewry’s safety.
The U.S. and Europe Should Stand Up for Persecuted Iranian Christians
Doing so can save lives.
A New Excavation Could Uncover Evidence of the Israelites’ Migration to Canaan
Stone structures in the wilderness.
The Yiddish Detective Stories That Inspired a Young I.B. Singer
Max Spitzkopf, the Jewish Sherlock Holmes.