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Many of us are familiar with the Christmas song, 'We Three Kings of Orient Are.' But how much do we really know about the mysterious Magi from the Christmas story?

From the blog of Tuvia Book at The Times of Israel

A recent tour of the area with researcher and archeologist Dr. Avi Solomon, revealed some of the most fascinating finds in recent years.

From virtual reality to sending prayers online, 21st century technology is enhancing the spiritual experience at the Western Wall.

Some 60 bronze and iron arrowheads were forgotten in a box for decades, but will take center stage in newly renovated museum during Hannukah

The AP’s report on the discovery of a First Temple era toilet omits Jewish references, while a NY Times Rosh Hashanah recipe evokes ’Canaanites,’

The Torah is often misunderstood to represent the Hebrew Bible, but this is superficial. It is actually an authoritative Jewish text that covers the first five books of the Bible.

From the blog of Leonard Grunstein at Jewish Standard

Benevolence is an act done for the sake of another, out of love, compassion or generosity of heart, not in return and not out of coercion.

Benevolence is an act done for the sake of another, out of love, compassion or generosity of heart, not in return and not out of coercion.