The “New York Times” Provides a Soapbox for Iranian Hypocrisy
A representative of the leading state sponsor of terrorism condemns terror.
September 15, 2016
Making Sense of an Elaborate Synagogue Mosaic from the Galilee
Alexander the Great and the high priest, or a Hasmonean king and Antiochus?
In 2011, archaeologists discovered the remains of a 5th-century synagogue in the ancient Galilean town of Ḥuqoq. They have since been slowly uncovering its elaborate mosaics, which include a three-tiered illustration of a battle (complete with elephants) and what seems to be a Greek king meeting with a Jewish religious leader. Experts have offered competing interpretations of what is being depicted, as A.R. Williams writes:
September 15, 2016
The U.S. Discriminates against Christian Refugees from Syria—and Should Stop
There’s a good solution to the problem.
Yigal Allon and the Israeli Path Not Taken
Partitioning the West Bank with Jordan.
Incest, Consent, and the Next Step in the Sexual Revolution
Why shouldn’t a mother be allowed to marry her daughter?
Making Sense of an Elaborate Synagogue Mosaic from the Galilee
Alexander the Great and the high priest, or a Hasmonean king and Antiochus?