The UN Settlements Resolution Runs Contrary to Longstanding U.S. Policy and to International Law
Don’t believe Samantha Power and Ben Rhodes.
January 10, 2017
New Evidence of Hezekiah’s Anti-Idolatry Campaign
He built a wall, a tunnel, and a toilet.
One of the few ancient Israelite monarchs to receive nearly undiluted praise in the Bible, King Hezekiah (who reigned from 715 to 686 BCE) was a religious reformer who cracked down on idolatry. He also successfully resisted an Assyrian onslaught by building a new wall around Jerusalem and a high-tech (for its time) tunnel to divert water into the city—both of which have been excavated and can be visited today. More recently, writes Joshua Gelernter, archaeologists have discovered an additional monument to his career:
January 10, 2017
Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani Was No Moderate
He supported terrorism and advocated using nuclear weapons against Israel.
Why Did the British Prime Minister Vote against Israel? Virtue Signaling
She would have done better to exercise the power of veto.
The Golem Legend from I.L. Peretz to Pokémon Go and Everything in Between
Mindless automatons on the Jewish mind.
New Evidence of Hezekiah’s Anti-Idolatry Campaign
He built a wall, a tunnel, and a toilet.