Noah and the flood
What the GPR scans revealed about the Ararat 'Noah's Ark' formation
Rock and soil samples at Durupınar Formation contain marine deposits and seafood remnants, supporting ancient ship theories.
Fresh clues in Turkey spark renewed debate over Noah's Ark discovery
Scientists unlock secrets of 3,000-year-old tablet revealing path to Noah's Ark
Discovery reignites search for Noah’s Ark in Turkey’s mountains
Parashat Noach: Escape from dystopia
As Jews, we don’t just believe in the possibility of better tomorrow – we actively yearn and pray for it.
Has the location of Noah’s Ark finally been proven using 3D scans?
The Torah tells us that the Ark landed on the hills of Mt. Ararat, a dormant volcano near the east border of Turkey. The Durupinar site is approximately 30 km south of that mountain.
Israeli brand of arak, NOAH 12, distilled in northern Israel, launches
Jacques Beer, Tempo chairman and owner, Daniel Beer, Deputy CEO of Tempo, and Uri Shekel, CEO of Masterpiece Team, attended the launch at the Blue Beach in Tel Aviv.
Examining the Iranian account of the Noah flood with modern relevance
The ancient Iranian account is not only especially interesting to compare with the Noah story, but has a particular contemporary resonance.
Parashat Noah: The end of a righteous person
When God informed Noah of the upcoming flood, he did not approach his peers and try to persuade them to improve their ways.
November 6, 2019: Feigning righteousness
Readers of the Jerusalem Post have their say.
Noah warns us that humans cause climate change
The signs are clear, the science is proven and we Jews have been getting annual reminders in synagogue that this has happened before.
Parashat Noah: The good person and evil inclination
The implementation of man’s desires and aspirations is the creative process he is constantly involved with
Unto The Nations: A rabbi’s and pastor’s joint New Year’s resolution
We feel that Jews and Christians should focus together on nourishing our souls by making a commitment to read from the book we both have cherished for ages.
The tisch: The ultimate righteous person
Once God instructed Noah to build the ark – a project that lasted 120 years!
