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The Search for a Jewish Book That Was Ordered to Be Destroyed 470 Years Ago

The smell of smoke reached the noses of the Jews of Rome as they stood in synagogue for Rosh Hashanah prayers on September 9, 1553. The smoke was coming from the Campo de’ Fiori, where thousands of volumes of the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmud were burned on the orders of the Inquisition. It al

The Kaminitz Hotel: Where Theodor Herzl Couldn’t Get a Room

The Middle Eastern sun beat down on the crowded, filthy streets of the Holy City. Towards the end of Ottoman rule, Jerusalem wasn’t a particularly attractive tourist destination to put it mildly, though certain groups of Jewish and Christian pilgrims did embark on the risky journey even during this

Keter Malchut | Yagel Haroush & Ziv Yehezkel