Jews in ancient egypt
Hatred, a spiritual sickness that consumes the soul - opinion
Avoid hatred; it is the poison of progress and is a cancer to the soul.
In Egypt, a piece of Jewish pottery suggests a woman’s role that was stolen from history
Israeli actress Gal Gadot to play Egyptian Queen Cleopatra in new film
Mummies reveal children in ancient Egypt were largely anemic - study
Ancient Egypt's mummification ingredients came from far-flung locales
Long before the preservation methods of today came to life, ancient Egyptians had to use unique local remedies to prepare mummies.
Researchers discover Egypt’s oldest tomb oriented to winter solstice
This ancient tomb was able to perfectly register the solar cycle, researchers say.
Ancient Egyptians were mummified for 'guidance to divinity,' not preservation
Mummies were buried in that form because of ancient beliefs rather than preservation, researchers said.
Parashat Vayigash: Can we save the unity of the Jewish people?
First, Vayigash recounts the crime that shattered Jacob’s family.
Parshat Lech Lecha: Modern conflicts and an ancient text
Does not the Torah challenge us to walk in the footsteps of our patriarch Abraham – both his physical and moral footsteps?
Alexandria: Forgotten Jewry, forgotten revolt
We confuse the assimilation that plagues the Diaspora today in the modern epoch with the acculturation that proved a source of strength for many Jewish communities in the ancient and medieval world.
Moses's regrets
Moses understood that spirituality is not meant to be a selfish affair, and that one cannot leave the community behind – but that is easier said than done.
The Egyptian JEW
Tiberius Julius Alexander: The Jew Who Destroyed Jerusalem
Rare inscription from King David era discovered in the Valley of Elah
‘This is the 4th inscription revealed so far dating to the 10th century BCE from the Kingdom of Judah,’ says Antiquities Authority.
Beer in the Bronze age: Evidence shows Egyptians brewed up a party in ancient Tel Aviv
The ceramic shards found at the site date to the Bronze Age and are believed to have been used in the brewing of the grain based alcoholic beverage.
