Protests in Iraq and Lebanon Expose the Fragility of the Iranian Empire
Governments that serve the mullah’s interests rather than their own people’s.
October 24, 2019
New Evidence Suggests Pontius Pilate Built a Road for Jewish Pilgrims
The coins are the clue.
Built in Jerusalem’s City of David during the Second Temple period, the so-called “Pilgrimage Road” led from the Siloam pool to the Temple Mount. In a recent study of the coins found beneath the road, archaeologists have dated it to the tenure of Pontius Pilate—who, according to the New Testament, presided over the trial of Jesus—as the Roman governor of Judea, from roughly 26 to 37 CE. JNS reports:
October 24, 2019
Jews Won’t Benefit from Attention in the 2020 Election
Democrats and Republicans might race to call their opponents anti-Semites.
The American Romance with the Jews, from Cotton Mather to Emma Lazarus
“I shall make you a great nation.”
Talk about Anti-Semitism at a College Campus, and the Anti-Semites Will Show Up
And the professors attack the mob’s targets.
New Evidence Suggests Pontius Pilate Built a Road for Jewish Pilgrims
The coins are the clue.