Narendra Modi’s Reelection Is Good News for Israel
His pro-Israel turn has provoked neither Arab states nor Indian Muslims.
June 5, 2019
A new exhibit paints an ambiguous picture.
Focusing on the area between the Tigris and the Mediterranean from 100 BCE to 250 CE, the exhibit The World between Empires, currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, paints a picture of happy coexistence among Jews, Christians, and pagans during a time when Rome and Persia vied for control of the region. Menachem Wecker writes in his review:
His pro-Israel turn has provoked neither Arab states nor Indian Muslims.
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A new exhibit paints an ambiguous picture.
Focusing on the area between the Tigris and the Mediterranean from 100 BCE to 250 CE, the exhibit The World between Empires, currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, paints a picture of happy coexistence among Jews, Christians, and pagans during a time when Rome and Persia vied for control of the region. Menachem Wecker writes in his review:
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