For years, Adolf Eichmann, one of history’s most wanted men, lived in the shadows, hidden behind a false identity in Argentina—until a blind man and a team of Israeli Mossad agents changed everything. With forged papers, coded messages, makeshift disguises, and a blind man’s tip, Israel hunted down the architect of the Holocaust. What followed was not just a capture, but a historic reckoning with the horrors the world had tried to forget. Watch the latest Unpacked video: https://bit.ly/4m0a6ir (fb)

What is the earliest evidence of the Hebrew bible? In the latest episode of Jewish History Nerds, Yael Steiner and @Jonathan Schwab explore one of the most astonishing archaeological discoveries in Jewish history: two tiny silver scrolls unearthed in Ketef Hinnom, just outside Jerusalem’s Old City. Dated to the First Temple period—centuries older than the Dead Sea Scrolls—these amulets contain the earliest known inscription of a Biblical verse: the Birkat Kohanim, or priestly blessing. Yael shares how a 13-year-old boy accidentally uncovered a hidden burial chamber packed with ancient treasure, including the scrolls, and how scholars painstakingly unrolled and deciphered them using cutting-edge techniques. Listen now: (fb)