Israel Risks Letting Hamas Set the “Rules of the Game” in Gaza
Time to take back the initiative.
November 14, 2018
Preserving the Remnants of Jewish Life off the Coast of West Africa
The Jewish graveyards of Cape Verde.
The island nation of Cape Verde, an archipelago some 300 miles off the coast of Senegal, was first settled by Portuguese colonists in the 15th century, and only gained independence in 1975. In the 19th century, Sephardi Jews whose ancestors had fled persecution in Spain and Portugal four centuries earlier began to migrate there. Now all that remains of the Jewish community are graves, which a group of American Jews and Cape Verdeans is trying to preserve. Rosanne Skirble writes:
November 14, 2018
Iran Is Feeling the Bite of U.S. Sanctions. But Will They Be Enough?
Washington’s endgame remains unclear.
A New Survey Suggests That American Jews Aren’t Growing Disenchanted with Israel
Bad news for propagandists.
Detailed Ancient Drawings of Ships Discovered in the Heart of Israel’s Desert
Boats in Beersheba.
Preserving the Remnants of Jewish Life off the Coast of West Africa
The Jewish graveyards of Cape Verde.