Eli Sharvit’s appointment as head of Shabak divides Israeli politics
The appointment of Eli Sharvit as head of the General Security Service (Shabak) has sparked a lively debate in Israeli politics. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasised Sharvit’s professionalism, but his choice divided politicians into two camps. Opposition leader Benny Gantz expressed concern about the appointment process, pointing to possible legal implications. Supporters, on the other hand, believe that Sharvit’s military experience will strengthen Shabak in a difficult environment. Will the new chairman be able to unite opinions and prove his worth? Read on to find out more about the reaction of politicians and the possible consequences of this appointment.
“The seal of a royal slave: archaeological evidence for the biblical Nephan-Melech”
Discover the fascinating story behind the seal of Nephan-Melech, the eunuch of King Josiah of Judah! This unique archaeological find not only confirms the biblical accounts, but also opens up new horizons for understanding ancient history. Why is the name of Nephan-Melech mentioned only once in the Tanakh? What secrets does his seal hide? Explore with us this fascinating topic that combines archaeology and biblical texts and learn more about life in the court of the king of Judah and its impact on religious practices of the time!
France, UK and Ukraine discuss military contingent and air and maritime security
Representatives of the French and British general staffs visited Ukraine to discuss military contingents and enhanced security at sea and in the air.
“The Seal of Queen Jezebel: a unique find from the 9th century BC in opal reveals a biblical mystery”
The discovery of the unique seal of Queen Jezebel, dating back to the 9th century BC, promises to unlock the secrets of biblical history. This discovery of the semi-precious opal stone probably belonged to the wife of Israeli King Ahab, who became famous for her role in the Old Testament. The seal bears four Paleo-Hebrew letters that spell the name Jezebel, although the first letter may have been lost. The study of this seal at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem opens up new horizons for understanding biblical characters and their impact on history.
