Israelis Distrust Their Institutions, but Not Their Society
A survey highlights Israel’s exceptional nature.
April 16, 2018
Desperately seeking Shushan.
Readers of the book of Esther are familiar with “Shushan the capital,” the seat of the Persian empire where the story’s action takes place. In recent years, archaeologists have learned quite a bit about this ancient city, known in the West as Susa and located in modern-day Iran. Lawrence Schiffman writes:
A survey highlights Israel’s exceptional nature.
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Desperately seeking Shushan.
Readers of the book of Esther are familiar with “Shushan the capital,” the seat of the Persian empire where the story’s action takes place. In recent years, archaeologists have learned quite a bit about this ancient city, known in the West as Susa and located in modern-day Iran. Lawrence Schiffman writes:
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