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An Israeli volunteer recently uncovered a colorful and intricately decorated...عرض المزيد
The Jerusalem Post
2024-05-07
An Israeli volunteer recently uncovered a colorful and intricately decorated
An Israeli volunteer recently uncovered a colorful and intricately decorated bowl dating back to the Abbasid period of the 9th or 10th century. The discovery occurred at Khirbet Hevra, located in the fields of the Brenner Regional Council in Israel. Meir Elchassid, a volunteer from , Israel, stumbled upon the ancient glazed bowl during a communal a...
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2024-05-02
A groundbreaking scientific study has successfully dated archaeological findings from
A groundbreaking scientific study has successfully dated archaeological findings from the First Temple period in Jerusalem, shedding new light on events described in the Bible. Conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority, Tel Aviv University, and the Weizmann Institute of Science, the research provides unprecedented insights into the constructio...
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The Jerusalem Post
2024-03-29
As part of ongoing weapons searches in Israel's North, Border
As part of ongoing weapons searches in Israel's North, Border Police officers uncovered unregistered antiquities at a suspect's home, according to a Maariv report on Thursday. Border Police and Northern District Police were searching homes in the town of Ibillin as part of investigations into . Police searched the suspect's house for weapons but i...
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The Jerusalem Post
2024-03-27
A lamp that lit up the nights for guarding a
A lamp that lit up the nights for guarding a fort on the Scorpions Ascent in the south along an important ancient trade route over which copper and possibly gold were transported was discovered 90 years ago. Now, on the same exact spot, a 16-year-old high school pupil on a school trip has found a second one. Yonatan Frankel, a pupil from the Tama...
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2024-03-18
The most-extensive hiding complex discovered to date in has been
The most-extensive hiding complex discovered to date in has been uncovered in an archaeological excavation carried out by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) at the site of Huqoq (Hukkok) – an ancient Jewish village 12.5 kilometers north of Tiberias. The area is mentioned in the Book of Joshua (Joshua 19:34) and has been settled since ancient ...
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2024-03-12
, which abuts the border with Lebanon, was desolate last
, which abuts the border with Lebanon, was desolate last Thursday morning due to barrages of deadly rocket fire. Some might find this news extremely discouraging, but it’s important to know what’s happening behind the scenes. Just last week, the city authorized the construction of a new neighborhood with dozens of housing units. The photo here show...
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2024-03-09
The weather was cold and stormy on February 2 for
The weather was cold and stormy on February 2 for the midday opening of the new exhibition of contemporary art at the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem (BLMJ). Despite the unpleasant weather, 300 people arrived for the exhibition titled “,” featuring works by 20 contemporary Israeli artists. BLMJ combines the deep historical and aesthetic connections o...
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2024-03-04
The inscription “Year One of the Redemption of Israel” appears
The inscription “Year One of the Redemption of Israel” appears on a rare coin from the time of the , bearing the name of “Eleazar the Priest” and dated to the first year of the revolt (132 CE), has been found in the course of the Judean Desert Cave Survey carried out by the (IAA). The dig at the Mazuq Ha-he'teqim Nature Reserve, whose aim is to r...
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2024-03-02
Reaching the end of what feels like the longest work
Reaching the end of what feels like the longest work day, looking at your bottle or tub of face soap on the shelf by the bathroom sink, sighing, and turning away from it, falling into a restless sleep filled with dreams of clogged pores and flecks of is not the best of feelings. Just me? Oh, well. Nevertheless, the prevalence of soap has been know...
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2024-02-26
An exhibition in unveiled three 7,000-year-old sling stones, bridging ancient
An exhibition in unveiled three 7,000-year-old sling stones, bridging ancient warfare techniques with modern defense technology and showcasing the evolution of military strategies. Discovered in Israel, these artifacts provide insight into the ingenuity of ancient combat, highlighting a time when precision and aerodynamics were already integral to...
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2024-02-21
A remarkable archaeological discovery from the Second Temple period is
A remarkable archaeological discovery from the Second Temple period is now on public display for the first time at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. The unveiling marks a significant moment in history as visitors can now witness the enigmatic stone box, shedding light on ancient commercial activities and the destruction of Jerusalem around 2,000 year...
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2024-02-21
An 11-year-old boy found a 2,000-year-old coin belonging to the
An 11-year-old boy found a 2,000-year-old coin belonging to the Hasmonean king and high priest Alexander Yanai, Israel Antiquities Authority announced on Tuesday. Nati Toyikar was evacuated from his home, Kibbutz Magen, following Hamas's October 7 attacks. He is currently living in one of the hotels for residents along the Dead Sea, where, on one ...
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2023-11-22
Andrew Tate, a famous internet personality who has been charged
Andrew Tate, a famous internet personality who has been charged with human trafficking and rape, accused Israel of "genociding" Palestinians and refused to condemn Hamas as a terrorist organization, in an interview with Piers Morgan. “When you call it a war you are doing it a disservice to people having their limbs blown off by some of the most ad...
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