Ottoman
After 200 years in ruin: Greece unveils complete restoration of Parthenon's western pediment
The external scaffolding hiding the Parthenon’s western face was removed in early June following the completion of the monument’s back wall.
Israel officially recognizes Armenian Genocide after decades of diplomatic friction - analysis
Sa'ar to bring Armenian Genocide recognition to vote, cites Israel's 'moral, historical duty'
Greece calls for return of Parthenon Statues from British Museum at UNESCO, backed by 20 countries
Diamonds in the rough
The newly restored Turkish Bazaar and Turkish bath Hamam Ghattas in Acre's Old City offer visitors a unique boutique experience.
No magic Syrian solution
The background to Turkey’s current dilemmas with Damascus can be traced back to the ruins of the Ottoman Empire
His Story/Her Story: 16th-century gossip
Rabbis living in the Ottoman Empire seemed to be extremely concerned about the moral fiber of their communities.
From ‘mosque’ to museum
A mosaic of rich Ottoman and British history tells Beersheba’s story
Time to apply Israeli law over Judea and Samaria
An official government decision to adopt the Levy Report will require a significant struggle to change the rules of the game.
It’s all relative
Etty Lev’s exhibition of paintings ‘Unexpected Encounters’ records her early memories and acts as a sort of family album.
Armenians mark genocide remembrance day
MK Eldad: Turkey can’t extort Israel not to recognize massacre since we have no relationship.
Israeli history photo of the week: The new gate
JPost special feature: A Library of Congress collection of photographs documenting Israel before 1948.
Israeli history photo of the week: The Mount of Olives
JPost special feature: A Library of Congress collection of photographs that document Israel prior to 1948.
Israeli history photo of the week: The Battle of Beersheba
JPost special feature: A Library of Congress collection of photographs that document Israel before the creation of the state.
