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“This is Jerusalem of gold, now it’s Jerusalem of snow,” the prime minister says. The Jerusalem Post 12/24/2013 Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu recorded a Christmas greeting to Israel’s Christian friends from a snowy Jerusalem, wishing them “the warmest Christmas greetings” from “the city of peace, Jerusalem.” “This is Jerusalem of gold, now it’s Jerusalem of […] December 25th, 2013 | Tags: Christianity, Christmas, cultural heritage, Jerusalem, PM Benjamin Netanyahu | Category: Barack Obama, charities, History, Israel, religion, Video | Comments are closed
…asked commenter #14 July 8, 2012 at 10:49 am “Ripped” Taliban Executes Accused Adulteress in Front of Cheering Crowd in Afghanistan (Video) Jim Hoft GatewayPundit 7/8/2012 Onlookers cheered as the Taliban tortured and executed a woman for adultry [sic] in the village of Qimchok in Shinwari district, about an hour’s drive from Kabul. Reuters reported, […] July 8th, 2012 | Tags: adultery, Bamiyan, cultural heritage, Hamid Karzai, Kabul, Libya, Mali, misogyny, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Shariah Law, Taliban, Timbuktu, tourism, traditions | Category: Afghanistan, Africa, Barack Obama, Elections, History, Islam, Michelle Obama, religion, Video | Comments are closed
A definitive answer to the question: Should the Elgin Marbles be returned to Greece? A member of the special forces stands guard at the Egyptian Museum/Photo AP click on the photo for full view Alex Joffe The Wall Street Journal 2/1/2011 When Zahi Hawass, the secretary general of the Supreme Council […] March 5th, 2011 | Tags: archaeological sites, cultural heritage, Egypt, idols, museums, Muslim Brotherhood, Shariah, Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawass | Category: Africa, History, Islam, Middle East, religion, United Nations | Comments are closed
Plato’s Academy and the Acropolis are among the historic sites lying desolate and neglected Helena Smith in Athens Guardian [UK] 26 February 2010 It was the world’s first university, where Plato taught, Aristotle studied and philosophy was born. But today it is hard to believe this is one of the Greek capital’s most prized treasures; […] February 26th, 2010 | Tags: cultural heritage, Greece | Category: Economy, History | Comments are closed
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