Una edición impresa de más de 500 años de la obra Guide for the Perplexed, escrita por el filósofo y sabio judío Maimónides, saldrá a subasta con un precio inicial de un millón de dólares. El volumen será rematado el martes por la casa Kedem Auction House, con sede en Jerusalén.

La pieza es considerada excepcional porque reúne partes de dos incunables —los primeros libros impresos tras la invención de la imprenta— que expertos creen fueron producidos en Rome alrededor de 1473-1475. Esto la convierte en la primera edición impresa conocida de una obra fundamental que buscó conciliar la fe judía con la filosofía aristotélica.

Trump’s courageous decision to face Tehran head-on

More kicking the can down the road, appeasing Tehran’s nuclear program, missiles and its relentless quest for terror, is not an option. The reality is that the regime must go.

An NBC News live feed airs a clip from U.S. President Donald Trump's Truth Social video announcement in the White House James S. Brady Press Briefing Room on Feb. 28, 2026 in Washington, D.C. Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images.

(Feb. 28, 2026 / JNS)  The strongest argument that President Donald Trump’s political opponents can muster to decry his decision to order American forces to join with Israel to act against Iran is that he is launching a “war of choice,” rather than seeking to avert an imminent threat to American interests or security. Even his sternest critics, such as the editorial page of The New York Times, acknowledged that the government of Iran is not merely a brutal oppressor and a constant threat to the rest of the Middle East as well as to the West, but also combines a “murderous ideology with nuclear ambitions.”

Winston Churchill statue daubed with graffiti calling him ‘Zionist war criminal’

The defacement follows police warnings over protest slogans and renewed tensions linked to recent terror attacks.

By JN Reporter

Graffiti daubed on Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square, Westminster

The statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Westminster has been defaced with graffiti branding the former prime minister a “Zionist war criminal”.

Other phrases including “Stop the Genocide” and “Free Palestine” were sprayed in red paint on the bronze sculpture in Parliament Square, Westminster.

Further graffiti read “Never again is Now” and “Globalise the Intifada”.

The statue has been cordoned off and was being cleaned on Friday morning.