about the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem in 70 C.E. To Zablocki, it could not have felt more urgent. That feeling has only intensified this year. “It was relevant before Oct. 7.
Greek residents built a temple for Hera, queen of the ancient Greek pantheon, then a temple for Athena, goddess of love. Eventually, they built a second temple for Hera; each was built in the ...