Resume the “Peace Process”? Not on Flawed Terms
Renewed pressure for talks could come right after the elections.
March 16, 2015
Remnants of Jewish Life in Ancient Babylonia
Ancient tablets reveal a new perspective on Jews exiled after the fall of the First Temple.
Ancient Babylonian tablets, now on display in the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem, have revealed a heretofore unavailable perspective on the Jewish exiles who arrived there around the time of the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE. Lawrence Schiffman explains the tablets’ significance:
March 16, 2015
Anti-Semitism Continues to Infect British Universities
Panels full of low-grade academics and self-described activists.
How Iran Built Its Empire of Terror
It's established de-facto control over much of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen.
Remnants of Jewish Life in Ancient Babylonia
Ancient tablets reveal a new perspective on Jews exiled after the fall of the First Temple.
Exploring the Jewish Past along the Danube
A writer takes a Jewish "heritage tour" through Central Europe.