The Next Diplomatic Steps for Israel, the Palestinians, and the Arab States
First, the hostages must be released.
July 11, 2025
The Oldest Ethiopian Jewish Biblical Manuscript Discovered
Preserving the Orit and its language.
During the centuries of relative isolation from their coreligionists, Ethiopian Jews used a scripture, known to them as the Orit, composed of the Torah and the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. Israeli researchers now have identified the two oldest extant manuscripts of this text, both dating to the 15th century. Yaron Drukman quotes the explanation of Dalit Rom-Shiloni, one of the scholars involved in the project:
July 11, 2025
How Humanitarians Help Warlords and Prolong Bloodshed
Not accidental lapses but a systemic problem.
When Artificial Intelligence Goes Anti-Semitic
Elon Musk’s chatbot just started channeling Hitler.
The Oldest Ethiopian Jewish Biblical Manuscript Discovered
Preserving the Orit and its language.
Euthanasia and the Meaning of Murder in Jewish Law
A halakhic take on philosophical ethics’ oldest dilemma.