Palestinian Terror Has Nothing to Do With Poverty, Borders, or Even the Temple Mount
A visit to the homes of terrorists.
October 19, 2015
Solving the mysteries of a 2,300-year-old Jewish community.
Two years ago, the archaeologist Richard Freund visited the Greek island of Rhodes to determine why a 16th-century synagogue there had two arks for its Torah scrolls rather than one. His research led him to launch a major archaeological investigation, uncovering information about a Jewish community that dates back to the time of the Second Temple. (Interview by Cindy Mindell.)
A visit to the homes of terrorists.
“If the world lets Israel go down, the prospects of civilization itself are in doubt.”
Horrifying reports turn out to be true.
Solving the mysteries of a 2,300-year-old Jewish community.
A personal reflection.
Two years ago, the archaeologist Richard Freund visited the Greek island of Rhodes to determine why a 16th-century synagogue there had two arks for its Torah scrolls rather than one. His research led him to launch a major archaeological investigation, uncovering information about a Jewish community that dates back to the time of the Second Temple. (Interview by Cindy Mindell.)
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