Jewish artefacts at the Met: one showcase for the entire museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the largest art museum in America, has an impressive collection, but did you know that Jewish artefacts are represented in only one display case? This unique panel in the Byzantine Empire Gallery lifts the veil on a story that often remains in the shadows. Why are there so few exhibits related to Jewish history? Explore how centuries of persecution have affected the preservation of cultural heritage and learn about other museums in New York City that are trying to fill this gap. Can art tell a story we haven’t heard yet?

Oil prices fall due to the US-China trade war – the global economy is at risk

Photo: Getty Image Oil prices went down again on Monday, 14 April, as the trade war between the US and China intensified. Investors are concerned that the new duties could weaken global economic growth and reduce energy demand. This is reported by Reuters. Brent futures fell to $64.47/barrel (-0.45%) and WTI to $61.23 (-0.44%). Since […]

The Heber Calendar is the oldest inscription in Hebrew: the agricultural year of Israel in 925 BC.

Have you ever wondered what the agricultural year looked like in Israel more than 2,900 years ago? The Heber Calendar, the oldest inscription in Hebrew, lifts the veil on this mysterious period. This unique document not only tells us about the harvest and the seasons, but also may be evidence of high literacy in ancient Israel. Is it a student’s exercise, a popular song, or tax records? Explore with us this fascinating story that combines archaeology, culture, and agriculture!

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