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Mohammad Raad, Hezbollah’s parliamentary bloc leader, called the archbishop’s delivery of cash and medicine a “national betrayal.”
The program “20th Hour—Money Power, Islam and a Just Order” featured speakers who dabbled in tropes debasing Zionism and the Jews.
He told JNS that the Jordanian Waqf does not want non-Muslim visitors “to feel safe” on the Temple Mount.
Mixing the new with the old gives this Israeli Druze town a “glocal” feel that visitors love.
“We tell Israel’s story 365 days a year,” says co-executive director Shari Dollinger.
Roman archeologists working day and night at the fourth-century church in Jerusalem discovered the rock layers underlying Constantine’s project.
Numbering just 5,000 people, Israel’s Circassian community is proud to be both Sunni Muslim and Israeli.
It is part of a series titled “An al-Yahud” (“About the Jews”), which the organization launched in 2020.
Participants find that none of what they heard about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict back home corresponds to the reality on the ground.
Written in Portuguese, the document is known as “Memoria de Todos os Autos-da-Fé Que Setem Feito em Lisboa” (“An Accounting of All the Autos-da-Fé That Took Place in Lisbon”).
The Philos Project led opposition to the denomination’s overture, “On Recognition That Israel’s Laws, Policies, and Practices Constitute Apartheid Against the Palestinian People.”
In 2016, Rev. Professor Dr. Jerry Pillay compared Israel and the alleged “exclusionary and violent character of the Israeli Zionist project” to South Africa’s racial apartheid.
