Israel’s Supreme Court Chides the IDF for Dragging Its Feet in the Fight on Terror
New roads are keeping Hamas from taking over Judea and Samaria.
May 7, 2025
The Oldest Known Use of Vanilla Was in Ancient Israel
The kings of Judea used it to flavor their wine.
Until recently, there was general agreement among experts that the Totonac people of eastern Mexico first started cultivating the vanilla orchid for its flavorful beans around the 12th century CE—although the Olmecs likely used wild vanilla beans in their cuisine thousands of years previously. Thus archaeologists were surprised when analysis of ancient vessels revealed that the biblical kings of Jerusalem drank vanilla-flavored wine. They then made another discovery in the Canaanite city of Megiddo, writes Nathan Steinmeyer:
May 7, 2025
Who Cares If the Anti-Israel Movement Is Anti-Semitic? It’s Evil No Matter What
Why universities can’t make sense of the threat they are confronting.
One of China’s Leading Economists Lectures about the Evils of “Jewish Financial Capital”test
Insightful commentary on U.S.-China relations devolves into anti-Semitic fantasy.
Ira Gershwin, Assimilation, and Cultural Appropriation
Like his brother, the great Broadway lyricist wanted to absorb all America had to offer.
The Oldest Known Use of Vanilla Was in Ancient Israel
The kings of Judea used it to flavor their wine.