Ukraine Is Learning a Lesson That Israel Has Long Known, and Ought Not Forget
“Trust not in princes.”
November 25, 2025
The Story of Jerusalem’s Stones
An archaeological map of subterranean quarries.
Today, Jerusalem is given its distinctive appearance by the namesake variety of stone, out of which most of its buildings are constructed. Yet it was not always so, and in the Hebrew Bible there are suggestions that prestigious buildings were made from cedarwood rather than stone. The quarrying of rock for construction projects nonetheless goes back to ancient times in the Jewish capital, as evidenced by a recent study that aimed to map the city’s historic quarries. The Jerusalem Post reports:
November 25, 2025
Don’t Let the Palestinian Authority Educate Gaza’s Children
Hate-filled textbooks show that little will change if the PA replaces Hamas.
The Fake Americans Disseminating Anti-Semitism Online
Twitter pulls back the curtain.
The Story of Jerusalem’s Stones
An archaeological map of subterranean quarries.
Thanksgiving in Jewish Law
Are turkeys kosher? And is a holiday for giving thanks to the Creator religious or secular?