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From Jerusalem’s Ancient Tunnels

On the eve of Tisha b'Av,  archaeologists revealed artifacts newly unearthed from the great Jewish revolt against Rome (67–70 C.E.), including coins minted by the rebels and a stone incised with a sketch of the Temple menorah.A Viable Palestinian State?

One day, perhaps, but under present conditions the attempt to establish such a state might well jeopardize the chances of its coming to pass in the future.Banking on the (Jewish) Past

Cologne, Germany's fourth largest city, is investing tens of millions to unearth the remains of its old Jewish quarter in hopes of attracting tourists.Cretins against Israel

On Gilad Atzmon, Alan Hart, and other fixtures on Britain's media circuit of anti-Zionist and anti-Jewish bilge.On the Ninth of Av

In Catalonia, Spain, once the scene of centuries of Jewish hopes and achievement, a student of Jewish history is beset by a torrent of emotions.The Self-Centered Life

Why observe the Torah's commandments? Because, says an Orthodox rabbi channeling Oprah, they make you feel good about yourself.“Friendship Jew”

On the perils of cross-cultural exchange as experienced by a Jewish Peace Corps volunteer in Guiyang, China.The Jewish Berber Queen

Dahia al-Kahena, a powerful monarch and formidable warrior, may have tragically paved the way for the Muslim conquest of Spain in 711 C.E.The Demagoguery Days of Summer

America's anti-market policy has already bred disaster. Is this what Israel's "tent protesters" have in mind for the Jewish state?