Israel Should Join the U.S. and Its Other Allies in Policing Regional Sea Lanes
A key part of countering the Islamic Republic.
January 11, 2023
A Treasure Trove of Judaica, Buried under a Polish City
Including a menorah that was lit again last month.
During World War II, many Jews, knowing they would likely be deported from their homes, or from the ghettos to which they had been confined, hid their belongings underground or gave them to neighbors for safekeeping—hoping to reclaim them upon their return, and often not realizing how unlikely that return would be. Such was likely the story behind a recent discovery in the Polish city of Lodz, which was the location of one of the Nazis’ largest and longest-standing ghettos. The Times of Israel reports:
January 11, 2023
Reaping the Religious and Cultural Benefits of the Abraham Accords
A new era of interfaith cooperation?
American Aid May Be Financing the Taliban. It Shouldn’t Be
Millions of dollars that serve as a lifeline to Afghanistan’s jihadist rulers.
Among the Xuetas of Majorca
A unique group descended from Jews forcibly converted by the Spanish church.
A Treasure Trove of Judaica, Buried under a Polish City
Including a menorah that was lit again last month.