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From the Archives | Damned If You Do

Correspondence by and about a Jewish U.S. Army chaplain working in Dachau reveals a hero battling bureaucracy to help his fellow Jews Elizabeth Levin Germany’s surrender to the Allied forces in May 1945 marked the...

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Issue 28 | October 2015

Egypt’s Jewish Molière – James Sanua

Amr Zakaria Khalil

Banished from Egypt time and again for promoting nationalism and exposing government corruption, James Sanua harnessed humor and drama to continue jabbing at the regime from afar. Soon his satirical journal’s popularity outstripped even that...

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Issue 46 | January 2019

The Gateway – Battle for Palestine

Yagil Henkin and Anat Stern

What began as the British defense of the vital Suez Canal culminated in a fierce offensive that opened up the Holy Land to Allied forces. Incredible logistics, sophisticated decoys, and a larger-than-life horseback charge all...

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Issue 23 | October 2014

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Newton’s Fourth Law – Isaac Newton

Ayval Leshem Ramati

For Sir Isaac Newton, the laws of motion and mathematics were not personal discoveries, but divine gifts, encoded into the design of the Tabernacle Ayval Leshem Ramati So then ’twas one designe of ye true systeme...

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Issue 28 | October 2015

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