The Term “Occupied Palestinian Territories” Perverts International Law
The Red Cross and the UN are the worst offenders.
September 12, 2017
Can Archaeology Provide Evidence of the Reality of the Exodus?
It can tell us something, if not everything.
Shortly before Passover 2013, the magazine Reform Judaism headlined an article with the title “We Were Not Slaves in Egypt.” The Bible scholar Richard Elliott Friedman writes that, upon seeing it, he “was troubled that this was informing an audience of about a million Reform Jews that the exodus was not real.” Furthermore, writes Friedman, although by now a wide range of archaeologists had agreed that little evidence existed to support the exodus story, or even that it was highly unlikely to have happened, there were also prominent dissenters; more importantly, there were problems with the arguments of those who claimed the event was unhistorical:
September 12, 2017
Ten Years Ago, Israel Stopped Bashar al-Assad’s Syria from Becoming Another North Korea
Without U.S. approval.
The Absurdity of Comparing European Asylums for Migrants with Concentration Camps
Auschwitz on the Beach.
Can Archaeology Provide Evidence of the Reality of the Exodus?
It can tell us something, if not everything.
Remembering the Heroism of Varian Fry
He saved thousands of Jews from the Nazis.