Aramaic
“Only under a Jewish sovereign state can we even hope to live as free men and women. “
Rashi was right.
The Scroll of Antiochus in its many forms.
A rabbi and an archbishop walk into Westminster Abbey . . .
Lishán Didán.
A report.
And their literary history.
Scholars have deciphered three ancient psalms.
It’s because of demons.
The classic work of Jewish mysticism is filled with wordplay.
Once an international language, it is now in danger of extinction.
“Within hours of the momentous discovery, the writing started to fade.”
The first written reference to the magical utterance was in a Roman text. Did it have earlier roots?
The decision of a group of Arabic-speaking Christians in Israel to identify themselves as Arameans—and not as Arabs—has deep roots in their history. By officially. . .