How advanced mathematics were used for Islamic religious purposes in the Middle Ages
When Jews From the Land of Israel Vacationed in Lebanon
There was a time when Lebanon’s coastal cities and snowy peaks were leading tourist destinations for the Jewish residents of Mandatory Palestine
Clothing to Corona, the Life and Legacy of Sir Montague Burton of Leeds
Born Moshe Dovid Osinsky, he was a giant of industry, welfare and charity knighted by the king
Pearl and the Golem-Maker: A Love Story
How the decades-long romance between the Maharal of Prague and his wife began
Abraham the Pilgrim: An Islamic Perspective
A look at the figure of Abraham the Patriarch in the Islamic tradition, with the help of manuscripts from the National Library of Israel’s Islam and Middle East Collection
