Israeli Brewery Recreates Jesus-Era Beer From 2,000-Year-Old Recipe
Using new technology and ancient grains, an Israeli brewer has managed to recreate the beer that Jesus and his contemporaries may have enjoyed 2,000 years ago.
Israel, Turkey, Russia and Egypt
The UN Palmer Commission Report found the blockade of Gaza — jointly administered with Egypt — to be legal, and said Israel owed Turkey neither an apology nor compensation.
A Time for Truth: Israel, “Palestine” and the US Elections
Naive U.S. presidential support for a “Two-State Solution” would make possible a new national terror base for the world’s most insidious Jihadist fighters.
Toxic in Vermont
Passover is the celebration of our liberation from Egypt.
Obama Foreign Policy Under Fire from His Former Defense Secretaries
President Obama has been boasting of his foreign policy prowess, in part by criticizing other world leaders.
Inconvenient Genocide
Christian communities, which like the Jews, predate Islam, are being targeted for eradication.
Open Letter to the Edinburgh University Students’ Association
No one holds meetings to call for reform in Islamic states.
Our World: The Bipartisan Enemy of the Good
It is hard to accept the credibility of those who refuse to learn from their mistakes.
Confused Reality
Correspondents send me items I haven’t seen, and provide material for another session on the keyboard.
Selling Out Your Friends
For a long time (officially, since 1948), the world has offered the Jewish state to totalitarians, if said totalitarians leave them alone.