Op-Ed
Ben Ezra Synagogue In Cairo Reopens After Significant Restoration
The current building dates to the late 19th century, though the synagogue’s origins trace all the way back to Maimonides and the Middle Ages.
September 21, 2023
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Jewish World
How Many Plagues Were There: A Passover Question
There is a correlation between the Ten Commandments and the Ten Plagues
April 4, 2023
Azerbaijan
האייתולות הם הפרעונים של ימינו
יש לקוות שכמו שבני ישראל זכו לצאת מעבדות לחרות במצרים כך יזכו תושבי מזרח אזרבייג’ן להשתחרר ולהתאחד עם אחיהם באזרבייג’ן החופשית.
April 4, 2023
Azerbaijan
Passover In Soviet Times Compared To Today In Azerbaijan
In the Soviet Union instead of reading from Haggadahs, people read from Red Haggadahs, which purposely distorted the original Haggadah.
March 29, 2023
Israel
The Six Day War, Revisited
Our greatest victory chronicled through my grandparents’ library
June 2, 2022
USA
Nixon’s Grandson Rewrites Israel’s History
Christopher Nixon Cox appears to have a six-day gap in his historical memory
March 16, 2022
Israel
The Correspondent Who Missed The Yom Kippur War Visits Sinai
“After driving another five minutes, we saw the ruins continue endlessly. What a tremendous waste.”
October 13, 2021
Israel
The Testimony of Uncle Moses – An Indian Jew Who Fought In The Yom Kippur War
A lifetime of service to Eretz Israel in peace and in war
October 6, 2021
Middle East
How China And Russia Are Using ‘Vaccine Diplomacy’ To Enhance Influence In The Middle East
An Israeli expert says Beijing’s maneuvering especially has put Israel “in a complex spot.”
April 22, 2021
Op-Ed
Why Canada’s Museum For Human Rights Should Have An Exhibit On Mizrahi Jewish Refugees
Will CMHR ignore how Jews were ethnically cleansed by Arab nations in retaliation for Israel being declared a state?
April 8, 2021