Certain Polish scholars believe that the Jewish heritage in Poland is an integral part of Polish history and that Poles must learn about it to understand contemporary Poland.
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Poland: Educators revive history of Poland’s Jews
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USA: Heightened security over Iran threat
With Iran allegedly striking out at Israeli citizens and Jewish targets around the world, Israeli and American security officials in the U.S. are on high alert.
USA: Republicans pass resolution supporting one-state solution
The Republican National Committee has passed a resolution supporting “a united Israel governed under one law for all people,” interpreted by many as rejecting a Palestinian Authority state.
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Israel: PM Netanyahu expresses gratitude
PM Netanyahu presents a Bible to Dutch Righteous among the Nations in appreciation.
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Israel: Dempsey at Yad Vashem: God bless victims, protect Israel
“We are committed to ensuring that such a human tragedy never happens again.”
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Israel: Defense Ministry to establish cyber warfare administration
As cyber terrorism becomes more of a threat, Israel’s Defense Ministry is planning to establish a special cyber warfare administration to aid in the development of advanced systems dealing with cyber warfare.
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Turkey: Tomb of the Apostle Philip found
Archaeologist discover Tomb considered to be that of the Apostle Philip in the field at Hierapolis, one of the most significant sites in Christian Turkey.
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Israel: Repairing the way for Messiah
Jerusalem today is a city buzzing with numerous repair and reconstruction projects. Sign posts indicating that the Messiah – a Jewish Messiah – is coming soon?
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Israel: 1,500-year-old Menorah seal retrieved in excavations near Akko
The tiny stamp likely belonged to a bakery of the Byzantine era that supplied kosher bread to the Jews of Akko.
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USA: New poll: American Jewish students support Israel
Young Jews see Israel as the spiritual center of the Jewish people and think American and Israeli
Jews share a common destiny.
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Israel: Record number of Birthright youth land in Israel
Over 1,200 Birthright participants, consisting of Jewish American, Canadian and Brazilians young adults, landed in Israel – the highest number of participants to arrive on a single day.
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Israel: Legendary City of Dan excavation continues to yield archaeology treasure
Tel-Dan site, located near Mount Hermon, was home to the northern temple, the religious center of Israel during the split kingdom era.
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Jordan: Israeli, Palestinian negotiators meet; no word on resuming peace process
Israeli and Palestinian peace negotiators have ended their first official meeting in 15 months without saying if they are prepared to resume the stalled Mideast peace process.
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Israel: Holy highway, backbone to ‘holy’ war?
Israel’s Highway 60 is the ancient route of Jewish patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Will succumbing to international pressure to secede the Biblically historic land be in the best interest of peace?
Posted in News Also tagged Beersheba, Highway 60, holy highway, Israel, Marney Blom reporting, Nazareth, West Bank, “the way of the fathers” Comments closed
Afghanistan: Scrolls raise questions as to Afghan Jewish history
A Dead Sea Scrolls scholar hopes the new findings will shed light on the ten lost tribes of Israel and the travels of medieval merchants.
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