The U.S. Ignores Jordan’s Role in Encouraging Palestinian Violence
An arsonist disguised as a firefighter.
April 25, 2022
Israeli Scientists Use Rat Skeletons to Understand the Mysteries of an Ancient Shipwreck
Turkish walnuts, Galilean fish sauce, a mixed-faith crew, and some unexpected rodents.
In the 7th or 8th century CE, a ship now known as the Ma’agan Michael B sunk into the Mediterranean not far from what is now Haifa. Because it was buried in sand, the vessel was very well preserved, and has been studied extensively. Sahir Pandey reports on some of the latest research:
April 25, 2022
The IDF Enters the Era of Laser Warfare
But the real strategic game-changer is diplomatic.
Criminalizing Holocaust Denial Won’t Help Combat Canadian Anti-Semitism
It’s difficult to discuss anti-Semitism “without trespassing from the language of the secular.”
A Haredi Revolution in Women’s Talmud Study
A movement from within.
Israeli Scientists Use Rat Skeletons to Understand the Mysteries of an Ancient Shipwreck
Turkish walnuts, Galilean fish sauce, a mixed-faith crew, and some unexpected rodents.