The Fighting in Gaza, the Jewish Calendar, and the Rejection of Victimhood
A tale of two sieges.
August 9, 2022
New Research Reveals How the Romans Used Ancient Artillery to Destroy Jerusalem
“A small group of Jewish defenders withstood the invaders for a few months.”
In 70 CE, the Roman general (and later emperor) Titus laid siege to Jerusalem for five months, before breaching its walls and destroying the city. Using contemporaneous sources, an analysis of the data, and archaeological evidence, the Israel Antiquities Authority’s Kfir Arbiv has arrived at a better understanding of how the legionaries did it. Aaron Reich writes:
August 9, 2022
What Israeli Conservatives Can Learn from Their American Counterparts
Individual freedom and traditional sensibilities.
Fighting Anti-Semitism at the City University of New York
A great engine of Jewish advancement has become an incubator of hatred.
Does Repentance Require Sincerity, Action, or Both?
And must nations and people atone for the sins of their ancestors?
New Research Reveals How the Romans Used Ancient Artillery to Destroy Jerusalem
“A small group of Jewish defenders withstood the invaders for a few months.”