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Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Brings a Global Art Institution to the Gulf
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Rare First Temple Mold Offers First Evidence of Figurine Production in Jerusalem
6+ day, 36+ min ago (291+ words) The Media Line Rare First Temple Mold Offers First Evidence of Figurine Production in Jerusalem A rare clay mold discovered beneath Jerusalem’s Tower of David may settle a longstanding archaeological question about where the distinctive female figurines of the First…...
More Than 'Mr. Television': Remembering Haim Yavin
1+ week, 2+ day ago (305+ words) More Than ‘Mr. Television’: Remembering Haim Yavin The Media Line More Than ‘Mr. Television’: Remembering Haim Yavin Known to Israelis as “Mr. Television,” Haim Yavin did more than report the country’s defining moments. For generations, he was the voice through…...
Haim Yavin, Israel’s Enduring Voice of Public Television, Dies at 93
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Just Before Tisha B'Av, Charred Beams from The First Temple Tell the Story
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Najran Festival Draws 10,000 Visitors With Daggers, Classic Cars and Crafts
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Did Politics Kill Qumran’s Perfect 364-Day Year?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (277+ words) A Tel Aviv University scholar has proposed a new solution to one of the Dead Sea Scrolls’ enduring puzzles: The Jewish community associated with Qumran may have followed its distinctive 364-day calendar during the second century BCE, then quietly abandoned…...