November 18, 2007

When Politics, Archeology and Jewish Interests Interconnect

Here's where our two Vision.org blogs, Causes of Conflict and First Followers, cross over. I regularly read Jim Davila's PaleoJudaica blog and he has posted an update on Simon Peres's recent visit to Turkey. It concerns the Israeli president's request for the loan of a famous inscription taken in late Ottoman times from Jerusalem.

You can read the report about the Siloam Inscription from circa 703 BCE in the November 17 posting here.

Topic Tags: Israel, Jerusalem, PaleoJudaica, Siloam Inscription, Simon Peres, Turkey

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by David Hulme

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