
Schocken Library, Jerusalem, conference room. Books are stored in glass fronted cabinets on right and in locked cabinets of the far wall and the…
Nahshon Szanton points out route of Roman road from Pool of Shiloach (Siloam) to Temple Mount. The “Tours with the Investigator” follow a set…
Etrog School first grade girls in front of Agam sculpture in Sha’are Hesed, Jerusalem. Marah Chanah is the one who isn’t eating a red…
Facade of Hansen House, Jerusalem. Note the arched windows, featured in all Conrad Schick’s buildings. Leprosy. Throughout history lepers were feared and stigmatized. They…
Frankie Snyder with proposed reconstructions of floor tiles from Second Temple Frankie Snyder is not an archeologist. “They won’t let me use the title,”…
August is the end of the summer, the last month of Hofesh hagadol, the big vacation. Even the Yeshivas with eleven-month academic years give…
Taking a selfie of a selfie in Nachlaot, Jerusalem Eden and Askadar, the Ethiopian girls I tutor, were reviewing their list of new English…
The southern wall of the Temple Mount–Har Habayit. The triple Hulda Gates that led up to the Temple Mount Plaza are in the center.…
King Hussein’s palace on Tell al-Ful, Jerusalem The first time I saw King Hussein’s summer palace, I was on a tour bus heading north.…