Mahmoud Abbas: The Greatest Obstacle to the Two-State Solution
Why American—or Israeli—party platforms don’t matter.
August 1, 2016
Who Were the Phoenicians?
The archaeological data, though sparse, support the biblical account.
While no exact equivalent of the term Phoenician appears in the Bible, the people to whom the Greeks would later give this name are mentioned in the books of Kings and Ezekiel as allies and trade partners of King Solomon. Relatively little is known about them with any certainty, as Philippe Bohstrom writes:
August 1, 2016
The Myth of Lone-Wolf Terrorism
Contrary to popular belief, few terrorists truly work alone.
Some Good News about Israel’s Ḥaredim
A new generation is here.
Toward a Religious Zionist Humanism
Finding the image of God in man.
Who Were the Phoenicians?
The archaeological data, though sparse, support the biblical account.