Do the lessons of 9/11 still apply in a post-COVID world?
By JONATHAN S. TOBIN (JNS) – For some of us, it seems like it happened yesterday. For others, the 9/11 attacks
Target removes costume resembling clothes worn by Jewish diarist Anne Frank
By JACKSON RICHMAN (JNS) – A costume that appears to look like an outfit worn by the young Jewish diarist Anne
B’nai Sholom course to review the mysteries of the movie ‘Noah’
ALBANY– Armchair archaeologist Steven Stark-Riemer of Delmar will repeat one of his most popular courses at B’nai Sholom Reform Congregation
Pure gold: 425 Islamic coins from 1,100 years ago found at Israel dig
The Times of Israel A rare hoard of 425 gold coins from the Abbasid Caliphate, dating around 1,100 years ago, was
Myth vs. fact: Are today’s Jews the descendants of ancient Israelites?
By James Sinkinson (Flame via JNS) – Many opponents of Israel try to disconnect the Jewish people’s long-standing relationship with the
Erdoğan converts Hagia Sophia back into mosque
By ARIEL BEN SOLOMON (JNS) – The decision by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to convert the Hagia Sophia Cathedral longtime
Humans in Israel during the Ice Age! Jaw and rodent fossils challenge belief about when man first arrived there
By MARCY OSTER JERUSALEM (JTA) – The discovery of 200,000-year-old fossils in a cave in northern Israel shows that the first
When a German city tore down a building a 110 year-old mural for a Jewish business was exposed
By TOBY AXELROD BERLIN (JTA) – In May, a demolition crew tore down a building in the western German city of