The Moral Decadence of a Group of Rabbinical Students’ Anti-Israel Appeal
The authors mention Hamas not once, and instead focus on their own delicate feelings.
August 2, 2021
The Mysterious Dead Dogs of Ashkelon
Archaeologists can’t explain hundreds of 2,500-year-old canine graves.
Scattered throughout the Israeli coastal city of Ashkelon are the remains of some 1,400 dogs, who appear to have died and been buried in the 4th or 5th century BCE, when Persia ruled the area. While the graves were discovered some 30 years ago, archaeologists have yet to find an explanation. Naama Barak writes:
August 2, 2021
Lebanon’s New Prime Minister Is Hizballah’s Man
The U.S. and EU should impose sanctions.
Jewish Lessons for the Age of Social-Media Shaming
Absent God, we live in a world where the shameless flourish.
China’s Ruthless War on Christianity
Replacing the Ten Commandments with sayings of President Xi.
The Mysterious Dead Dogs of Ashkelon
Archaeologists can’t explain hundreds of 2,500-year-old canine graves.