Tag: History
Netanyahu Responds to UN Special Envoy’s Statement on the “Illegality” of Settlements
Netanyahu said, "The UN envoy to the Middle East’s remarks to the Security Council distort history and international law and drive peace even further away."
Why Is The Most Corrupt Candidate In History Winning Big?
How in the world is this prevaricating potential-presidential possibly prevailing?
Welcome to Israel with Ezri Tubi
Ezri Tubi give a tour of Israel's historical roots.
Israelis and Arabs: “Etzion Bloc Should Be Center of Peace, Not War”
Arabs and Israelis met on Tuesday evening at the library of the Etzion-bloc community of Efrat to learn about the history of Jewish-Arab relations in the region.
Abbas Sues History. Not a Parody.
Lawfare at its most litigious: Abbas and the Palestinian Authority have determined the best way to aid their people is to sue Britain over the 1917 Balfour Declaration.
Mahmoud Abbas Hopes to Sue UK Over 100-yr-old Balfour Declaration
The Palestinian Authority leader has failed to govern his people to nationhood and now hopes to rip it by force from history 100 years old.
Through The Eyes Of History
How is it possible that anyone could see Pinchas as anything other than a hero?
UNESCO has a Curious Definition of “History”
The word "historic" to refer to pre-1967 could easily be used to claim that any Jewish presence in the Old City is a violation of the 1948-1967 status when Jordan ensured the Old City was Jew-free
History Repeats Itself
I love the Jewish People. That’s why I write what I write. History repeats itself. What happened in Spain and Germany will, in one way or another, transpire in America, France, and England, too
Rare Cache of Silver Coins From Hasmonean Period Found in Modi’in
More proof that Jews lived in the Land of Israel for thousands of years, fighting the Romans with heart and soul.
Is the Israeli Government Empowering Islam’s Disregard for History?
The real question for the Israeli government is what cost do we incur letting the Muslim Waqf radically change our holiest site-the Temple Mount-in exchange for some 'quiet.'
A Soldier’s Mother: Her Future is My History
I want to be Israeli because I want my children to be Israeli. I want them to be Israeli so that they don't feel like they have to hide, or live in a cloistered ghetto. I want them to be full and free
Protesters: Tel-Aviv U ‘Nakba Day’ an Anti-Israel event Aiming to Rewrite History
“Nakba” marks the Arab failure to destroy the nascent Jewish state in 1948.
UN Mid-East Envoy Not Thrilled with Netanyahu’s Free History Lesson Offer
Mladenov appeared deeply offended by the PM's suggestion that his staff were uneducated.
The Paranoid View Of History Infects Oberlin
It has never been the function of academic free speech to protect or promote irresponsible, inaccurate, or deranged speech-yet anti-Semitic speech of this kind apparently is
1,700-Year-Old Gravestones of Unknown Rabbis Uncovered in Northern Israel
More evidence of ancient Jewish presence in the Land of Israel: 1,700-year-old gravestones uncovered.
Eight Is Not Enough: History of the Ancient Candles in Israel
The Hanukkah commandment is to light the candles at the front door, or in a window overlooking the street, so they may be seen by passersby, as an announcement of the miracle.
Palmyra ‘Arch of Triumph’ Latest Casualty of ISIS
A third archaeological treasure at Palmyra in Syria has been destroyed by ISIS: the Arch of Triumph.
Palmyra’s Ancient ‘Temple of Bel’ Destroyed in New Blast
ISIS destroys a new, majestic part of the Syrian UNESCO World Heritage site, Palmyra.
Jewish Money in the Civil War to be Shown in Jerusalem
Two rare 150-year-old tokens issued by a kosher restaurant from the U.S. civil war period are to be shown this week in Jerusalem.
Israel’s President Rivlin Makes History at Kafr Kassem Massacre Memorial
President Reuven Rivlin makes history as Israel's first sitting president to participate in Kafr Kassem's massacre memorial ceremony.
Rare 2,000 Yr Old Monument to Emperor Hadrian Found in Jerusalem
A 2,000 year old stone fragment bearing an official Latin inscription dedicated to the Roman Emperor Hadrian is found in Jerusalem.
New Traces of Life Found in Theresienstadt
Nearly 70 years after the Nazis fell, evidence is found in Theresienstadt that life flourished even among those marked for death.
Jews Ordered to ‘Register’ in Donetsk, Ukraine
Jews in Donetsk, Ukraine this week were ordered to “register” themselves and their assets.
Book Review: Simon Sebag Montefiore’s ‘Jerusalem: The Biography’
This blithely written book presents Jerusalem as the home of all monotheistic faiths, disregarding the unique bond between Jews and their ancient capital.
Goodbye Columbus, Goodbye America
In California, Columbus Day became Indigenous People's Day, which sounds like a Marxist terrorist group's holiday.
Holocaust Researcher Yisrael Gutman Dies at 90 in Jerusalem
Warsaw Ghetto survivor and researcher Israel Gutman has died in Jerusalem at the age of 90. He was born in Warsaw, where he was...
The Almighty’s Supreme Call to Man
Could we understand the history of Israel without its prehistory, the stories of Abraham and Sarah and their children?
A Sense of History
The ancients saw the gods in nature, never more so than in thinking about the harvest and all that accompanied it.
