When God said “let there be light”, little did he realize the fight it would start one day in the Holy Land – the fight over Daylight Saving Time.
Sunday Israel will switch back to Standard Time, two months before the U.S. does and well over a month before Europe; it has nothing to do with [...]
Posted in news 
Tags: al, Car Accidents, Day Of Atonement, Daylight Saving Time, Daylight Savings Time, Double Time, Holy Land, Horowitz, Interior Minister, Israeli Economy, Jews In Israel, Last Sunday, Lightning Storm, Peopl, Quality Time, Religion And Politics, Religious Party, Secular Jews, Time Parents, Time Switch, Yom Kippur 
No Comments »
JERUSALEM – A tiny clay fragment dating from the 14th century B.C. contains a section of the oldest written document ever found in Jerusalem, researchers say.
The 3,350-year-old clay fragment was uncovered during sifting of fill excavated from beneath a 10th-century B.C. tower in an area near the southern wall of Jerusalem’s Old City, the Hebrew [...]
Posted in news Tags: 14th Century, Akkadian, al, Archaeology, Assyriology, C Tower, Dating, Eighth Century, Fragment, Hebrew University Of Jerusalem, Horowitz, Israel, Israel Exploration, Nbsp, News Source, Scholar, search, Seven Tenths, Sifting, start, Tiny Piece, Wall Of Jerusalem No Comments »
-->