104: TFTYOS: A Rift In the World

from Jew Oughta Know · host Jason Harris

Kicking off Season 5: The First Thousand Years Or So! This episode we’re looking at how the land of Israel was formed millions of years ago, the early humans who lived there, and why the building of a simple stone wall was so extraordinary.

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