Only an Israeli Victory Can Bring Peace. America Can Help by Telling the Truth
Israel too must challenge international diplomatic assumptions more vigorously.
August 15, 2019
Cisterns and the Sea of Solomon.
In 2012, archaeologists excavating Second Temple-era ruins in the City of David—the oldest part of Jerusalem—found a large underground cistern sealed with the distinctive yellow-brown plaster common in the time of the First Temple. On the basis of its size, they concluded that it was built to serve as a public reservoir. Nadav Shragai explains how the discovery helped answer the question of how ancient Jerusalemites got their water:
Israel too must challenge international diplomatic assumptions more vigorously.
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Cisterns and the Sea of Solomon.
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Judaism Unmasked.
In 2012, archaeologists excavating Second Temple-era ruins in the City of David—the oldest part of Jerusalem—found a large underground cistern sealed with the distinctive yellow-brown plaster common in the time of the First Temple. On the basis of its size, they concluded that it was built to serve as a public reservoir. Nadav Shragai explains how the discovery helped answer the question of how ancient Jerusalemites got their water:
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