Israeli Archaeologist: King Hezekiah Really Did Destroy Idols

Israeli archaeologists: King Hezekiah really did destroy idols.

Tour guides escort the viewer on a short visit to ancient burial sites in the Kidron Valley.

A small round 2,700 year old clay seal, also known as a docket, was excavated by the Israel…

Founded in 1965, The Israel Museum is the largest cultural institution in the State of Israel…

The siege of Jerusalem in the year 70CE was a decisive event in the first Jewish-Roman War. It…

 From all different backgrounds, all are one family in the IDF

Zev Orenstein, director of International Affairs in the City of David, discusses two bronze…

Archaeology backs the legitimacy of Israel

While things looked bad for the Jewish people following the destruction of the Second Temple,…

An archaeological site in the Judean hills near Jerusalem has revealed much about ancient life…

Yishai Fleisher, managing editor of Jewish Press.com and Doron Spielman, senior director City…

A look at the Tower of David in Jerusalem

The artifact was discovered during renovations at a synagogue.

Discoveries at City of David (Zion), 2007

In Israel it is said every inch of sand is a story. One story, accidentally unearthed only a…

New paths through Western Wall tunnels reveal the complexity of Jewish life in Jerusalem…

Jerusalem of Gold: The spectacular gold earring, shaped like a horned animal, dates back to the…

This video titled “The Real Tomb of the Maccabees?” by Israel National News - Arutz Sheva…