Are Palestinians Growing Disenchanted with Armed Resistance?
Recent opinion polls show a change of attitudes in Gaza.
November 3, 2026
New Findings from a First Temple-Era Industrial Park
An ancient dye factory, and much more.
The Torah commands the use of turquoise and purple dyes for the garments of the priests, various textiles in the Tabernacle, and tzitzit, the fringes of ritual garments. These dyes, highly prized throughout the ancient Mediterranean, came from the glands of rare sea snails which each produced only tiny amounts of color. As Zev Stub writes, not only do we know that the northern Kingdom of Israel had industrialized this process, but we now know that the factory area was a multi-use economic hub:
November 3, 2026
Haley Stevens at Last Dares to Take Her Own Side
Rushing to shut the door to ruin.
The Emirati-Palestinian Who Could Become the Least Anti-Israel UN Head in Decades
Lana Nusseibeh and a tighter-than-usual race.
New Findings from a First Temple-Era Industrial Park
An ancient dye factory, and much more.
The Legend of 19th-Century Austria’s Celebrity Cantor
Fact, fiction, and Salomon Sulzer.