Last week I pointed out a NYT report about how Yeshiva University students were trying to decipher an old Jewish tombstone from Zoar, in today's Jordan.
I happened to see a couple of similar tombstones from Zoar in the Israel Museum this week.
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Israel-Haters Behaving Badly
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Where I point out a few current stories from the news that highlight just
how nasty the Israel-haters truly are
Cont...
More on 'Palestine is But Southern Syria'
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Not only did the Atabs of Mandate Palestine claim they were but Southern
Syrians but elements in Transjordan did as well.
June 14, 1928, Palestine Post:
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Naftali Bennett
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[image: Dry Bones cartoon,donate, Bennett, Bibi, Israel, politics,]With
Thanks to Bibi Netanyahu for his years of service and many accomplishments,
and wit...
A Short History of a Long Hatred
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It would never come into their [the masses] heads to fabricate colossal
untruths, and they would not believe others could have the impudence to
distort the...
Gaza, Sky News and the Islamist march on London
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They came from as far away as Bradford for this Islamist march on London.
The screams to destroy the Jewish state were loud, the streets were full
and th...
NY Times Defends Holocaust-Inversion
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The historian Deborah Lipstadt described Holocaust inversion — the act of
described Jews in Israel as the new Nazis — as a form of "soft-core
denial." This...
‘Test & Trace’ is a mirage
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Lockdown II thoughts: Day 1 Opposition politicians have been banging on
about the need for a ‘working’ Test & Trace system even more loudly than
the govern...
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Elder of Ziyon
