I would love to hear one of the hand-wringing critics of so-called critical race theory identify specifically the incorrect lessons being taug…
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RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) — Anita Novinsky, a leading Brazilian scholar on the Portuguese Inquisition and the history of Jewish presence in Brazil,…
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The network of tunnels beneath the Temple Mount has been the subject of much mystery and controversy, but the cisterns – some of which are linked to biblical sources – are just as fascinating.
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The new find appears to put to rest doubts about the status of previous sections of the ancient wall that surrounded Jerusalem in the First Temple Era.
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Esther Bejarano said that music helped keep her alive during her time at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Discovery of a new population challenges the prevailing idea that Neanderthals originated from Europe and shows that two types of hominids coexisted.
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(JTA) — Jared Kushner is writing the “definitive” account of the Trump presidency, his publisher says.
Dubbed “the best mailman in the whole world” by one Beachwood resident, Aaron Johnson was feeling the love on his 60th birthday, when resident…
