Renovation renews concerns among archeologists, religious groups of Muslim indifference and destruction of Jewish antiquities at contested holy site. Continue reading
Category Archives: News Articles
Afghanistan’s ‘Jihad’ Museum ‘For the Sake of Peace’
Herat museum glorifies the ‘martyrs’ of the Soviet-Afghanistan war; organizers claim ‘jihad’ focus is to encourage peace. Continue reading
In cartoons, Arab press expresses anger, fear over Iran nuke deal
Political images reflect dismay at US Mideast policy, its rapprochement with Tehran Continue reading
Israel’s wars as told through the headlines
The fight for Israel’s existence, as told by the pages of ‘The Jerusalem Post.’ Continue reading
In the Jerusalem Hills, where Israel’s independence was won in blood
Stirring and creative monuments to the soldiers of the Harel Brigade range from striking sculptures to wonderful parks and unique cemeteries Continue reading
Ex-Hussein Intel Officer Planned ISIS’s Rise to Power
Report based on newly revealed documents shows how former chief officer under Iraq’s dictator made ‘blueprint’ for ISIS’s Syria conquest. Continue reading
War on Terror Update
The number of voters who believe terrorists are winning the fight against the United States and its allies continues to grow, while views of Muslims in general and U.S. relations with the Islamic world have worsened. Continue reading
Memories of presidents: Israel’s first ever Independence Day – Israel News, Ynetnews
President Reuven Rivlin and predecessor Shimon Peres recall the hope, joy and fear that accompanied the establishment of the Jewish state in 1948. Continue reading
New carpets at Dome of Rock spark religious row, rekindle Holy Ark mystery | The Times of Israel
Archaeologists fume as new rugs laid at Jerusalem shrine, covering geometric patterns that some claim point to sacred Temple artifact hidden beneath Continue reading
Russia Wants to ‘Redesign’ the Middle East
Russia thinks American policy in the Middle East has been irresponsible, but is pursuing a strategy where Iranian power would dominate. Continue reading