The Reason the Palestinian Authority Doesn’t Want Cameras on the Temple Mount
It's not Jews who are desecrating al-Aqsa.
November 4, 2015
The Mystery of Rome’s Jewish Library, Plundered by the Nazis
Most of it has not been found.
In October 1943, the Nazis began the systematic plunder of Rome’s massive Jewish library, composed of some 17,000 volumes, including rare 15th-century editions from the earliest days of Jewish publishing and even rarer manuscripts. Some books from the collection have resurfaced and made their way to academic libraries, but the fate of most remains a mystery. Michael Frank writes:
November 4, 2015
Israel’s Improving Relations with the Gulf States, and Their Limitations
Economic, intelligence, and diplomatic ties exist, below the radar.
Why Is Iran Holding an Iranian-American Businessman Hostage?
Ideology and paranoia will trump all.
The Mystery of Rome’s Jewish Library, Plundered by the Nazis
Most of it has not been found.
Why Is the 21st Century Turning into an Era of Religious Violence?
A conversation about de-secularization.