Israel Could Face a Massive Earthquake, and It’s Not Prepared
A “state of ongoing disaster” in the making.
October 14, 2021
How Iran’s Yemeni Proxy Uses a Looming Environmental Catastrophe as Leverage
The ship that became a bomb.
In 1987, a Texas-based oil company converted the Safer, a massive tanker, into a “floating storage-and-off-loading facility” for storing Yemeni petroleum where it can easily be picked up by smaller tankers. But the Safer has long fallen into disrepair thanks to the country’s civil war, and the one-million barrels of oil onboard are in constant danger of exploding or leaking into the Red Sea. Ed Caesar reports:
October 14, 2021
As Elie Wiesel’s Likeness Comes to the National Cathedral, Don’t Forget That He Was an Ardent Defender of Israel
“How do I help our Christian friends understand that the Jewish people still face blood libels today?”
How Iran’s Yemeni Proxy Uses a Looming Environmental Catastrophe as Leverage
The ship that became a bomb.
In the Vilna Ghetto, Jews Fought to Preserve Their Culture
“With what words could we appear before audiences and avoid dishonoring their anguish?”
A Gigantic Byzantine-Era Winepress Found in Israel
Producing millions of liters of light, white wine.