Ancient biblical scroll fragments discovered in Israeli Cave of Horror
Rappelling into caves in the Israeli desert, archeologists unearth biblical scroll fragments, 6,000-year-old skeleton and the oldest basket in the world in mega-dig.
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Rappelling into caves in the Israeli desert, archeologists unearth biblical scroll fragments, 6,000-year-old skeleton and the oldest basket in the world in mega-dig.
With a choice of many film schools and a penchant for storytelling, Israelis raise ‘super interesting voices’ on screen.
Israel fashion and luxury retailers have reopened following the success of the country’s rapid mass vaccination campaign. Sales are up but footfall remains low.
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Rare 2,500-year-old amulet was believed to protect children or increase fertility in the sixth to fifth centuries BCE, when infant mortality was high.
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Vintner Jeff Morgan maintains Covenant wineries in California and in Israel.
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Sapir Englard wrote the steamy novel while she was in the army. ‘The Millennium Wolves’ became a $5m hit on immersive publishing platform Inkitt.
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Having my preconceptions about Israel disproven time and time again has opened my eyes to this country’s unexpected truths.
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