Hamas Has Found a New Place from Which to Shoot Missiles at Israel
With a little help from Hizballah and Turkey.
July 21, 2021
What’s Copper from the Negev Doing in 3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Statues?
And what the discovery says about Israel in the time of King David.
Using cutting-edge metallurgical techniques, a group of Israeli archaeologists have analyzed four figurines from an ancient Egyptian city, and determined that they were made with copper from the mines of Timna, located near what is now Israel’s southern tip. The statuettes date to about 1,000 BCE, or around the time of Kings David and Solomon. Rosella Tercatin writes:
July 21, 2021
Israel’s Governing Coalition Struggles with Inexperience and Growing Pains
Bigger problems than the opposition.
Following the U.S. Withdrawal, Iran Sees New Opportunities in Afghanistan
Could it seek to create a new Iraq or Syria?
What’s Copper from the Negev Doing in 3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Statues?
And what the discovery says about Israel in the time of King David.
A Novelist, a Poet, a Son, and a Certain Kind of Ambiguous Jew
Sigmund Freud over the Holy One of Israel.