This week in Jewish history: British restrictions on Jewish immigration and the Yom Kippur War From Britain’s Passfield White Paper to the ceasefire that ended the Yom Kippur War, explore two turning points in Jewish history.
This week in Jewish history: The Dreyfus Affair and Hebrew’s revival Revisit Alfred Dreyfus’s wrongful arrest and Eliezer Ben-Yehuda’s determination to make Hebrew a language of everyday life.
This week in Jewish history: October 7 and the Gilad Shalit deal This week in Jewish history, we remember the October 7 massacre and revisit the 2011 agreement that brought Gilad Shalit home.
This week in Jewish history: Oslo II and the start of the Second Intifada Five years apart, two September 28 events captured the promise of Israeli-Palestinian peace and the violence that followed. What happened between them?
Nobody could find the boats ancient inhabitants of Israel used, so researchers built one themselves “It’s like making a dream come true: starting from a theoretical idea and ending with a full-size, tangible and real boat,” Niv said.
This Week in Jewish History: Italy bombs Tel Aviv and Israel signs a reparations deal with West Germany Fascist Italy bombs Tel Aviv during World War II, and Israel signs a fiercely contested reparations agreement with West Germany.
