Attacked by Anti-Semites for Her Jewish Roots, an Italian Politician Gives Credence to Anti-Semitism
The “Etruscan nose.”
March 6, 2023
Secular and Religious Israelis Both Account for the Country’s Demographic Miracle
Viewing children as a blessing.
At 2.9, the Jewish state’s fertility rate is far greater than that of any other economically advanced country. While this is in part due to the high birthrates of religious Jews and Muslims, Israeli fecundity can only be explained by the fact that the secular and moderately religious also have more children on average than their counterparts elsewhere. Danielle Kubes, a Canadian journalist, seeks the reason why:
March 6, 2023
Secular and Religious Israelis Both Account for the Country’s Demographic Miracle
Viewing children as a blessing.
New York City’s Mayor Takes a Washingtonian View of Religion and Politics
“State is the body. Church is the heart.”
A 14th-Century Jewish Community Viewed Itself as Having Relived the Book of Esther
Megillat Esther and Second Purim.
Brain Surgery in Bronze-Age Canaan
“Trephination” was a luxury of the wealthy.