In times of war, it is crucial that the public has access to accurate information. However, during times of conflict, it is often difficult to get accurate information to the public. This article will explore the role of misinformation in times of war, and how it can impact the course of a conflict.
A new book by the author of Silencing the Past. Yuliya is a historical novella dealing with the period of the first and second World War. |The is about aJewish family in Bizerte, Tunisia. This is an amazing story of how Russians ended up in Tunisia and how one family integrated into the Jewish community… Read More »
Only 10% of Israeli work force is involved in the high tech industry. One programmer had enough, handed his resignation and started his own agricultural company. Read More…
No one is really sure whether the gold was on route from or to South America. The gold found is estimated at 163 million dollars. It is more likely that Germans began shipping out looted gold as early as 1939. read the full article here.
The Dead Sea level has declined in recent years as a result of human activity, but it is expected to decline even more sharply due to climate change. Israel and Jordan are working on a project to bring remnants of desalinated water from the Gulf of Eilat to the Dead Sea, but the extent of… Read More »
For a limited time this book will be free on Amazon, kindle. The offer will expire in five days. The book is about one of the most important treasure mystery from the Second World War. The Germans occupied Tunisia for more then six months and during this time they have looted the Jewish community dry of… Read More »
Barhoom Golan is an Israeli lecturer in Bar Ilan. In this lecture he emphasis the role of this ancient Jewish population of Iraq dating back 3000 years, long before Islam. Unfortunately, the video is Hebrew and Arabic. According to Golan the Jews were indeed the indigenous population of the region. Golan is active in promoting… Read More »
The three largest families in Kef are the ALLALI and SABBAH families. Almost all of the Kef families are related through marriages. These three families constitute the central branch of all the Jewish families of Kef. The SMADJA, The BRAMI, ALLALI, The SCEMAMA. Other family names are the BELLAICHE, SARFATI, BORGEL, FITOUSSI, BIJAOUI, TOUITOU, ELFASSI,… Read More »