The International Criminal Court Is Allowing Itself to Be Hijacked by the Palestinian Authority
"Total and continuous political and judicial battle" against Israel."
May 13, 2015
Rewriting the Bible at Qumran
Did the scribes of the Dead Sea scrolls insert their own ideas into the texts?
Among the Dead Sea scrolls are numerous texts of biblical books, which often differ in small—and sometimes large—ways from the standard version of the Hebrew Bible. Some of these differences are products of scribal errors; many scholars believe some Dead Sea versions to be the more accurate. In other instances, however, it seems that the scribes of Qumran (the community to which the scrolls belonged) deliberately interpolated their ideas into the texts, as Shani Tzoref writes:
May 13, 2015
For Israel and Saudi Arabia, Cooperation but Not Reconciliation
Hopes of a serious alliance are unfounded.
Should Nazi Movies Be Consigned to Oblivion?
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Lord Byron’s Proto-Zionist Poem and His Jewish Collaborator
His Hebrew Melodies mourned the absence of “Israel's scatter'd race” from “Judah's hills.”
Rewriting the Bible at Qumran
Did the scribes of the Dead Sea scrolls insert their own ideas into the texts?