from article on israelnationalnews.com Archaeologists have discovered remains of a large 1,500-year-old Jewish town near Be’er Sheva, including two public ritual pools, or mikvehs, a synagogue or Torah study center.… Continue reading "Road Work Uncovers 1,500-Year-Old Jewish Town Near Be’er Sheva"
I’ve been pursuing this story for a couple of months. In the middle of it all, the following story broke in Israel. A cave which has a pristine ecosystem –… Continue reading "Aliens in the Holyland"
By Leon Watson on dailymail.co.uk A tiny seal has been uncovered that could be the first archaeological evidence of Samson, the Biblical slayer of Philistines. Archaeologists discovered the ancient artifact… Continue reading "Does this coin found near Jerusalem prove that Samson lived… and that he did fight the lion?"
by Chaya Cooperberg on rrj.ca Simcha Jacobovici’s black and white limo pulls up to a red carpet outside the Princess of Wales Theatre. Floodlights roam the downtown Toronto skyline as… Continue reading "Canada’s Top Documentary Filmmaker Thinks of Himself as an Op-Ed Writer with a Camera"
A beautiful scene watching children of the lost tribe of Menashe in the village of Tuila in Manipur sing the song “Shomer Israel” – “Guardian of Israel”, reconnecting with their… Continue reading "Children from the Lost Tribe of Menashe Singing Hebrew Song"