Worth Bagley was 24 when a Spanish shell ended his life aboard USS Winslow. Around him, sailors still had a damaged ship to save, wounded men to protect, and enemy guns firing into their position. Nearby, Frank Newcomb kept the revenue…
The 1950s and 1960s are remembered as the ‘golden years’ when the Syrian community numbered several hundred families and concentrated itself in the capital. A significant number of women interviewed described ‘living like queens’ in this period, facilitated in large part by…
The military conflict in Egypt involving the UK, France and Israel that ended with a humiliating exit for the two European nations On 26 July 1956, Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser announced the nationalisation of the Suez Canal Company, the joint British-French…
WION - /Iraq opens its first Jewish museum as country's community faces extinction A Jewish museum has opened in Iraq, highlighting the community's cultural and economic contributions to the country. Only a handful of Jews remain in Iraq today from nearly…
An ancient Jewish historian may have known people connected to Jesus' crucifixion, according to a scholar's research. Professor and author T.C. Schmidt of Fairfield University told Fox News Digital about newly identified possible connections that could strengthen the historical value of…
For more than 600 years, a Muslim community has maintained its presence in a region of Europe ruled for centuries by Catholic monarchs. A new study examines how the Lithuanian-Polish Tatars survived when other Muslim communities faced expulsion, forced conversion and…
Published 29 Oct 2026, 17:19 UTCUpdated 31 Oct 2026, 11:20 UTC Three people killed and five injured near Göreme Open-Air Museum. Heavy rainfall triggered a landslide, collapsing fairy chimneys. Most titles report the fatal Cappadocia collapse and casualties without a distinct secondary angle. A minority identify…
Vandals deface abandoned summer palace commissioned by King Hussein before the 1967 Six-Day War; hilltop site, identified by some archaeologists as the biblical capital of King Saul, has become a graffiti-covered ruin Swastikas have been spray-painted on the walls of an…
Yemen Monitor | Newsroom: The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has announced the implementation of projects to rehabilitate and restore hundreds of historic and residential buildings across Yemen under a joint initiative with the European Union aimed at…
A Sudanese-Polish team digging at Old Dongola in Sudan has uncovered new sections of the Great Church of Jesus, the largest and richest church in medieval Nubia. Last winter the crew exposed a monumental staircase leading inside and reached the…
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