Hamas Has No Intention of Relinquishing Power
The latest declaration is a familiar ruse.
July 8, 2026
The Unexplored First Temple-Era Treasures of the Ophel
The remains of Jerusalem’s former royal quarter.
Extending south of the Temple Mount toward the city’s eastern ridge, the elevated area of Jerusalem known as the Ophel is now a large archaeological site, one still yielding new treasures some 60 years after the first excavations. While one need only dig around a little in Israeli soil to find ancient artifacts, the Ophel contains a sizeable number of relatively rare items from the First Temple period—in addition to those from later eras. Brent Nagtegaal describes the importance of what archaeologists term Area E of this former central district of the city:
July 8, 2026
Anti-Israel Progressives Don’t Care about Women If They Live in the Middle East
The lesson of the Graham Platner campaign.
An Israeli and a Palestinian Market Peace through Co-Resistance
Both agree that Zionism and Israel are largely to blame.
The Unexplored First Temple-Era Treasures of the Ophel
The remains of Jerusalem’s former royal quarter.
When Independence Day Falls on the Sabbath
Kaddish and fireworks.