Napoleon
Archaeology under fire: Political protests threaten Israel’s heritage - opinion
The claims hurled at the conference and in general against the Heritage Ministry’s plans for historical sites in Judea and Samaria are rather baseless.
Too little, too late: Starmer’s failure in the Iran war - opinion
Why the future of war belongs to the improvers, not the inventors - opinion
Middle Israel: What Putin’s war on Ukraine revealed about Russia, four years later - opinion
Napoleon, Hitler, Vatican: All collectors - opinion
We have all been collectors at one time or another, whether it was baseball cards, dolls, stamps, coins, art, etc. Napoleon, Hitler, and the Vatican were three of the most infamous collectors.
The story of Napoléon, the Jews and Israel
Revolutionary France famously advocated equality, and this manifested itself in “emancipating” the Jews of France, elevating them to be equal citizens with other Frenchmen.
Was Napoleon murdered? A 200-year-old mystery put to rest
With the 200th anniversary of Napoléon’s death – or assassination – which was marked on May 5, the life and baffling death of the controversial Corsican (1769-1821) is being revisited.
On Napoleon’s bicentenary, remembering his battles in Israel
Emerging from the Enlightenment era, Napoleon shook the Middle East through his military expedition in Egypt and Syria.
Napoleon's bicentenary: Stocking, bloodied cloth among items up for auction
The former French emperor died on May 5, 1821, aged 51, on the southern Atlantic Ocean island of Saint Helena.
Napoleon was crowned on this day, revolutionizing Jews future in Europe
Thanks to Napoleon, Jews that had been economically and politically marginalized and physically confined in European ghettoes, became free to enter European society.