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In Jerusalem, sometimes the best stories are underground.  And now, underground, near the ancient stones of the Western Wall, a new exhibit is linking past and present. And they’re calling it “arteology” – the first art exhibit in an active archaeological site.

How are etrogim picked out and inspected in Morocco?

Pilgrimages to the Temple Mount were a central aspect of Sukkot in biblical times. Discoveries along the pilgrimage road in Jerusalem’s City of David shed light on this oft-forgotten custom

Three important steps for Israel to take in light of the new dynamism in relations with Rabat.

To what extent was Israel's Yom Kippur War trauma justified? Fully. How could it have happened – the blunders, the existential fear, the casualties? Could it happen again?

The exemplary multi-cultural atmosphere prevailing throughout Azerbaijan from east to west, north to south was again at the epicentre of the Azerbaijani-Jewish

It is time to assert our sovereignty over our holiest site, to send a clear message to the world that the Temple Mount will indeed be a place for free worship.

The Fast of Gedaliah is observed annually the day after Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year kicking off the Hebrew calendar. Here's everything you need to know about it.

From the blog of Tuvia Book at The Times of Israel

For thinking that we're always right and the other always wrong... We have allowed our differences to become so identity-defining that they may destroy us