Morocco’s Normalization with Israel Is Good News for Africa
What the naysayers fail to understand.
December 23, 2020
An Ancient Mikveh Shows How Jews in Jerusalem Kept the Laws of Ritual Purity
At a site significant to Christians.
At the foot of the Mount of Olives, near the church of Gethsemane—the garden where, according to the New Testament, the Romans arrested Jesus—archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old mikveh, or ritual bath. The garden’s name derives from the Hebrew words meaning “oil press,” and this is exactly what experts believe existed there once. In an interview by Hannah Brown, Amit Re’em, the director of archaeology in Jerusalem for the Israel Antiquities Authority, explains:
December 23, 2020
Israel Must Nip Terror in the Bud
Of the three terrorist attacks that were perpetrated in Israel in 2020, two occurred this week.
YouTube Censors a Bob Dylan Song for Defending Israel
Who’s the neighborhood bully?
An Ancient Mikveh Shows How Jews in Jerusalem Kept the Laws of Ritual Purity
At a site significant to Christians.
Hannah Szenes’s Lost Work Comes to Israel’s National Library
Including the last poem the poet and martyr ever wrote.