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- "A festering dispute broke out into the open as Trump took aim at Tucker Carlson"
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- Whatever policy the US special envoy is conducting on Iran does not qualify as diplomacy, but rather as ideology
- JUF Chicago President: Terrorist outrages should have been no surprise
- "It is clear why those groups that support the destruction of the State of Israel are afraid of Canary Mission"
- New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage bans the Florida governor to promote ‘its message of inclusivity.’
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- ADL: “Yet another example of SJP’s antisemitic practice of marginalizing Jews and reducing their identity to their connection to Israel”
Tag Archives: King Hezekiah
This Year’s Hanukah Gift to Israel, More Evidence of Jerusalem’s Jewish Pedigree
ISRAEL HAYOM Indigenous in Jerusalem by David M. Weinberg December 4, 2015 The discovery of Hezekiah’s royal seal impression in the Ophel excavations “vividly brings to life the biblical narratives about King Hezekiah, and the activity conducted during his lifetime … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Jerusalem, King Hezekiah, Professor Eilat Mazar, Yigal Yadin
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The ‘closest we can get’ to Jewish monarch from 3,000 years ago. Despite Palestinian denials, yet more evidence of the Jewish connection [VIDEO]
TIME OF ISRAEL Seal bearing name of Judean king found in Jerusalem by Ilan Ben Zion December 2, 2015 Archaeologists deciphered a seal impression bearing the name of the 8th century BCE biblical King Hezekiah recently found during excavations next … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Dr. Eilat Mazar, Jerusalem, Judea, King Hezekiah, Old City
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