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Start-ups in Ra’anana, Byzantine building in Acre, Sara’s Safed Shabbat

Here are some recent stories out of Israel that you may have missed.

Holy Moses—The Getty’s latest collection puts a Christian perspective on the leader, lawgiver and

The Getty Center's upcoming exhibition "Holy Image, Hallowed Ground: Icons from Sinai" (Nov. 14-March 4) provides a great opportunity to ponder these religious confluences, while also coming almost face-to-face with some of the earliest, and most beautiful, images in Christian art.

Jews’ Long History in Turkey

The Jewish presence in Turkey usually is dated to 1492, when the Ottoman emperor Beyazit II welcomed Jews fleeing the Spanish Inquisition to his territory. In fact, though, Jewish life in the area has been traced back to at least the fourth century B.C.E.