Thessaloniki’s Armenian minority and Jewish past are bound by a shared history of genocide

In an 1882-84 census conducted by the Ottoman government, Jews accounted for about 48,000, or 56%, of the city’s 85,000 ...
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A Screaming Silence in the Sinai Desert After the Six-Day War

In 1968, along with about 40 other recent college graduates, I joined Sherut La’Am, sometimes referred to as the Israeli ...
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How Armenian and Jewish history is bound together in Thessaloniki

The community rebounded in 1991 after the breakup of the USSR, when 40,000 Armenians — the third wave of immigrants — ...
Jewish Journal

“Hinenu” Book Captures Israel’s People and Personalities as Population Hits 10 Million

The author and photographer knew that this was a way he could contribute to the conversation and make a difference – one ...

Pyramids Next? Tel Aviv University breakthrough could let archaeologists X-Ray the Earth

From the pyramids in Egypt, through the Mayan cities in South America, and up to ancient sites in Israel, archaeologists are struggling to find underground cavities,” said Professor Oded Lipschitz.
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This Israeli dystopian novel is becoming the Jewish state’s reality

In 'The Third Temple' by Yishai Sarid, Israel is ruled by an authoritarian king and messianic fanatics, and faces total ...
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Concern mounts in Jerusalem as Qatar, Egypt set to take key roles in UNESCO

Israel is eyeing the upcoming United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization executive board meeting with ...
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Festive Chaos in Bangladesh: Ratan Sharda Reacts to Temple Vandalism & Attacks

In this eye-opening episode, Ratan Sharda speaks bluntly about the attacks on Hindu temples and Durga idols in Bangladesh just before Durga Puja. He highlights the demolition of temples following ...