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Saudi Arabia is quietly setting aside the Arab Peace Initiative that it sponsored more than 20 years ago, and is readying for the possibility of normalizing relations with Israel...

Most if not all of my travelogues tend to feature one of my cars. This one does not! Recently we flew to Crete to attend the wedding of the daughter of our oldest friends Caroline and Philippe. We

The citizen, who managed to escape the assailants by fleeing in his vehicle, found refuge from the attackers through the rapid intervention of IDF forces - Click the link for more details.

Settler groups have repeatedly warned of attempts by the Palestinian Authority to damage Mt. Ebal.

The Palestinian Authority has been paving roads as part of a project for 32 housing units on the ruins of what many believe to be Joshuas biblical altar on Mount

Having rejected every Israeli peace offer, the Palestinians surely have no right to dictate what Israel should look like on a map.The post The ‘Greater Israel’ claim is a paper

Having rejected every Israeli peace offer, the Palestinians surely have no right to dictate what Israel should look like on a map.The post The ‘Greater Israel’ claim is a paper

Israeli politicians, local leaders, prominent rabbis and others marched on Monday as part of a Sukkot event to a threatened site in northern Samaria that many believe to be of major biblical significance. The group numbered some 10,000, according to the Samaria Regional Council. Mount Ebal, located just north of Shechem (Nablus), is regarded by […]

This spat is only the latest in a series of disagreements between the two in the eight months the government has been in power and even stretch as far back as before the government was sworn in.

A Koine Greek inscription paraphrasing Psalms 86 was discovered by Hebrew University archaeologists at the site of Hyrcania Fortress in the Judean Desert. Adorned with a cross, the Byzantine-era inscription was likely made by a knowledgeable monk and holds significance as a well-known prayer in the Masoretic text and Christian liturgy. Analysis of the script's style suggests a dating no later than the first half of the 6th century CE, the height of the Byzantine era, with minor grammatical ...