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.
Meet Adele Zaikman, the first Israeli pro on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Born and raised in Israel, Adele Zaikman won “Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro” and will join the flagship show’s Season 35 professional cast.
Police were searching for suspects in Jerusalem. They found a 2,000-year-old burial cave instead To a Jerusalem archaeologist, a burial cave under a house is much less surprising than it sounds.
This week in Jewish history: Nazi naming laws and Operation Magic Carpet Nazi Germany tried to mark Jews through their names. A decade later, Operation Magic Carpet transported an entire Jewish community to Israel.
