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2021 The Year Virtual Archaeology Fights Back The 2020 lockdowns saw thousands of planned archaeological excavations canceled and postponed and those archaeologists who persisted at their projects faced serious challenges accessing archives, labs, reports and museum artifacts. But humankind is resilient and none more so than ingenious archaeologists, as 2021 has seen an array of amazing discoveries from mapping monuments in Erbil in Iraq to unearthing a female statue in Hidalgo Amajac, Álamo i...

Get email notification for articles from Moshe Gilad Follow Apr. 1, 2021 11:54 AM Gold coins cast a spell. The pile of coins found in a wall in Caesarea and now displayed in a glass case at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem begs questions. Who hid it? Why? What was he afraid of? Definitely, the hider assumed he could return to retrieve the treasure. He or she surely didn’t mean to abandon it for 1,000 years. What went wrong? Archaeologists suspect the coins, placed in a bronze vessel stoppered ...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio Artzi is heard telling journalist Dan Raviv in the video that during Netanyahus first tenure as prime minister, he had seen an agreement drawn up by Shimron. According to Artzi, the agreement stipulated that the appointments of the army chief of steff, head of the Shin Bet security service and Mossad director require the approval of Sara Netanyahu. She would also be allowed to take part in secret meetings, Artzi said in the clip. Artzi cl...

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Less than 1% of vaccinated Israelis catch COVID, data shows Statistics accumulated by the Health Ministry reveal that out of 4,711 people who had contracted the virus a week after receiving the second dose of vaccine, only 907 or 0.02% showed symptoms, almost all mild Adir Yanko | Published: 03.08.21 , 15:52 Less than 1% of Israelis who had been fully vaccinated against coronavirus have contracted the pathogen, according to the data published by the Health Ministry on Monday. The data accumu...

Follow Mar. 7, 2021 An apartment building. The walls in the entrance are peeling and covered with some very non-charming graffiti; there’s an electrical cabinet with no doors that has seen better days and trash that no one has bothered to pick up scattered in the yard. The camera follows a young woman coming out of the building. As soon as she steps out onto the path that leads to the street, some garbage lands on her head. She looks up in time to catch the shutters on one of the balconies ab...

According to charges, defendant and seven others arrived at the Palestinian village of Sarta in the northern West Bank, threw stun grenades into two homes, hurled stones at four others and vandalized three vehicles

On January 14, 2021, outgoing Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted about Palestinian refugees, proclaiming “(less than) 200,000 Arabs displaced in 1948 are still alive and most others are not refugees by any rational criteria.” A month earlier, on December 11, a group of 22 Republican members of Congress sent a letter to President Donald Trump requesting that he instruct the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration to declassify a report on the approximate number of Palestinian refuge...

Follow Feb. 22, 2021 There are three smiling men in this picture. The middle one is older, with a graying beard, high forehead and a pipe. He looks like a Cuban revolutionary. He is flanked on either side by younger men who look like hot students from the cafeteria. One has a mustache; the other wears glasses. The one with the glasses is Mohammed Dahlan, a bit of a dandy, who rests his elbow affectionately on the shoulder of the older man, Abu Ali Shahin. The smile of the mustachioed one, Marwa...

When I hear and read right-wing pundits and writers slapping the “terror supporter” label on the foreheads of their political rivals, I wonder if they are just doing thei