Porta Dourada

The Golden Gate, viewed from within the Temple Plaza (1860)

Ana

"Hannah Presenting Samuel to Eli" (detail), Aert de Gelder (c. 1710)

Deuteronómio

"Between Individual Morality and National Violence: The Paradox of Deuteronomy", Israel Knohl

 

Tik

Iraq (1874)

Yet in spite of this, when they are in the land of their enemies, I will not cast them away… I will for their sakes remember the covenant of their ancestors, whom I brought forth out of Egypt in the sight of the heathen, that I might be their God: I am the Lord.

Leviticus 26:44-45

Vida

Male and female stag beetles

Nova Iorque

 Lower Manhattan, Alfred Stieglitz (1910)

Rembrandt

“The Triumph of Mordechai” (c. 1641)

Antissemitismo

Elan S. Carr, he U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism

Rabbi Arthur Green

“Confessions of a Longtime Seeker” (2018)

Egipto

"The Temple of Ramses II ", John Shaw Smith (1851)

Deborah Lipstadt

"Antisemitism: Here and Now"

Vida

A bluethroat in Xinjiang, China

Masada

"Beeroth"

Netilat Iadaim

 

A two-handled Natla (נַטְלָה) cup photographed in a Jerusalem public lavatory

Guerra

"On War and Human Nature", Donald Kagan (2015)

Kaifeng

Sefer Torah from Kaifeng, China (c. 1643–1663)

Jonathan Sacks

"Today's politicians are too political" (BBC)

Sinai Temple

Los Angeles

Vida

 The triangle weaver spider (Hyptiotes cavatus) holding its web in tension. 

The ability to store and amplify muscular energy in external devices like bows and catapults was thought to be unique to humans, 

but a University of Akron study published this month describes how the spider winds up its web and launches itself at prey.