Archaeologists excavating Goliath’s purported hometown of Gath, in what is now Israel, have unearthed a huge layer of ruins dating back to ancient times.
The northeastern region of the United States is an area rich in folklore and legend. Sea monsters, the wendigo, the Jersey Devil, Champ, and even bigfoot all live in the tales handed down from pre-colonial days. One such story with which you may not be familiar is the terrifying black giant that made an appearance […]
He portrays Israel's response as vastly disproportionate, particularly emphasizing the toll on Palestinian economic development. While vividly recounting firsthand experience and interviews with Gaza residents, Blumenthal …
After David brought the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, God made a covenant with David, and informed him through the prophet Nathan that David's “throne shall be established forever.” According to Jewish tradition, the Messiah will be a descendant of …
The enormous newborn (pictured, left, next to an average-sized lamb) was born on a farm in Wellington, Somerset, on Thursday.
Neither side seemed able to make the necessary compromises for peace; recently some Israelis denounced Kerry for pointing out, correctly, that movements to delegitimize Israel in Europe and elsewhere would grow if his efforts fail. One Israeli who …
If you've seen the closing shots of the first Indiana Jones movie, where the Ark of the Covenant is packed in an unremarkable crate and deposited in a seemingly never ending aisle, then imagine that multiplied by 10 – and on four levels. During the day …
On Reality Asserts Itself with Paul Jay, author Max Blumenthal discusses his new book and traces the rise of Avigdor Lieberman and current policies of ethnic cleansing in Israel.
The global giant has sent Norwich-based Redwell Brewery, which only started trading in October, a threatening letter insisting it could not use the word ‘red’ because it owns the trademark.
However, Gath is also described in the Scriptures as an important Philistine city (Joshua 13:3), a place where David took refuge (1st Samuel 21:10), and a temporary home for the Ark of the Covenant (1st Samuel 5:8). Over the years, members of Dr. Maier …
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