Recent Scandals at UNRWA Are Symptoms of Much Deeper Corruption
If Palestinians truly desire a state, they should join the call for its abolition.
August 14, 2019
A Rare and Ancient Mosaic from a Greek Synagogue Goes on Display
An artifact of one of Europe’s oldest Jewish communities.
First discovered in the 19th century, the mosaic floor of a destroyed synagogue on the Greek island of Aegina has recently been made available for public viewing. The synagogue belonged to a community of Jews who were precursors of the Romaniot—the Judeo-Greek-speaking Jews who lived in the eastern Mediterranean before the influx of refugees from Spain in the 15th century. Ilanit Chernick reports:
August 14, 2019
Hizballah Is Gaining Support from Christians, Sunnis, and Druze
Iran’s Lebanese rainbow coalition.
The Bloody Cost of France’s Deal with Palestinian Terrorists
From Paris in 1982 to the Achille Lauro.
A Rare and Ancient Mosaic from a Greek Synagogue Goes on Display
An artifact of one of Europe’s oldest Jewish communities.
Could Religion Save the West?
In Britain, people seem to take it on faith that to have faith is stupid.