Anti-Semitism, Not Flag Waving, Was the Cause of the Recent Unrest in Jerusalem
The eyes of the Muslim world fell on Jerusalem only after the Jews demanded a national home.
June 3, 2022
Jerusalem’s 2,000-Year-Old Aqueduct Was a Wonder of Ancient Technology
Its construction mystifies modern researchers.
From the 1st century BCE until the 20th CE, one of Jerusalemites’ major sources of water was the so-called Low-Level Aqueduct, which ran through what is now the Armon Hanatsiv neighborhood in the southern part of the city. Amanda Borschel-Dan describes archaeologists’ ongoing efforts to understand it better:
June 3, 2022
The Covert War between Israel and Iran Slips from Real Life into Television, and Back
Israeli spies in Tehran, and Iranian spies in Tehran.
The Untold Story of Sephardi Zionism
And its modern legacy.
How a Traditional Shavuot Practice Could Revive American Civil Religion
Tikkun leyl Constitution.
Jerusalem’s 2,000-Year-Old Aqueduct Was a Wonder of Ancient Technology
Its construction mystifies modern researchers.