by Gil Ronen (IsraelNN.com) The Israel Antiquities Authority announced Sunday that it found the site which served as a backdrop for a famous scene in one of the great tragedies of Jewish history: the Great Rebellion against Rome which culminated in the destruction of the Temple. The Authority has uncovered a 70 meter long section […]

YNet Searching for faces that disappeared in the Shoah: A year ago, Zvi Lander participated in a ceremony in the town of Chelm, in Poland. There, a local history teacher gave him a recently uncovered treasure: 180 photographs that were discovered hidden in a wall of her home when it was torn down for renovations. […]

By: Dr. Yitzchok Levine Jewish Press Wednesday, August 22, 2007 On August 27, 1929, The New York Times ran the following front-page banner: 8 AMERICANS LISTED IN 70 HEBRON DEAD Attack on Rabbinical College was Savage – 18 Killed in Banker’s House WOMEN AND CHILDREN SLAIN The headline referred to an unprovoked massacre perpetrated by […]

By Prof. Paul Eidelberg The Babylonian Talmud (Pesachim 49b) states that Jewish ignoramuses are greater anti-Semites than gentiles. The Zohar (Exodus 7b) declares that in the “end of days,” certain wicked Jews will become the allies of Israel’s enemies. Such Jews have become Israel’s ruling elites. Although they comprise a small (ultra-secular) minority, they control […]

by Hillel Fendel (IsraelNN.com) A routine research visit to the British Museum nets a landmark archaeological discovery and proof of the Old Testament’s truth. British newspapers report that ancient Babylonian expert Dr. Michael Jursa of Vienna discovered a small clay tablet that provides proof of the Old Testament’s veracity. Though the tablet was unearthed near […]

By: Faigie Heiman Jewish Press Wednesday, May 30, 2007 (Editor’s Note: This is the sequel to Ms. Heiman’s May 18 front-page essay “Guns of Jerusalem,” accessible at www.jewishpress.com/page.do/21555/Guns_of_Jerusalem.html Covered with sand and dust, his face the color of chalk, my husband resembled a nomad, shirt ripped, clothes and shoes much the same as one who […]

By: Faigie Heiman Jewish Press Wednesday, May 16, 2007 It began as just another morning in Jerusalem. Beneath our balcony, the green and brown valley stretched ahead to the foot of the Israel Museum, rising to the Knesset. Soldiers in partially hidden tents, their military equipment camouflaged, waited for final orders. The sun pleasantly heated […]

Today I stood in the Memorial Tent in Yad v’Shem Jerusalem in one of the most moving ceremonies that a Jew can take part in- graning the honor to a “casid umot haolam” or a “righteous gentile of the world”. There over the ashes of our people with the names of the horrifying death camps […]

David Wilder May 20, 2007 Last week was Hebron Liberation Day, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the return to the City of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs during the 1967 Six-day War. This is always a momentous event, and this year even more so, considering all that’s been happening in Israel over the past months and […]

© 2006 Erez Laufer Films, Inc After the German army conquered Poland on September 1939, the Nazis wanted to send all the Jews that remained in the Germany and Austria to Lublin area in Poland. This idea for the solution of the “Jewish Problem” didn’t come about, yet it caused much anxiety to the local […]