Israel’s (Alleged) Nuclear Sabotage Should Be a Reminder of Its Value as an Ally
Democrats should take heed.
August 18, 2020
Archaeologists Find Evidence of Ancient Israel’s Incense Road
Latin milestones mark the way.
From the 4th century BCE through the 3rd century CE, a major trade route brought frankincense, myrrh, and other products from Yemen across the Arabian Peninsula to the ancient city of Petra (now in Jordan), and then westward, via the Negev desert, to the Gaza coast, where they could be exported across the Mediterranean. At the time there were four major Negev cities located along it. Archaeologists have recently found remnants of this ancient road, as Rosella Tercatin writes:
August 18, 2020
The Israeli Supreme Court Cripples Efforts to Deter Terrorism
House demolitions aren’t “collective punishment.”
A Fashion Magazine Goes All in for Anti-Semites
Angela Davis and Tamika Mallory seem to be in vogue.
Archaeologists Find Evidence of Ancient Israel’s Incense Road
Latin milestones mark the way.