Jerusalem's Destruction - The Last Hideout

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

Earlier this year, four ninth-grade boys from the Haemeq Hamaaravi High School in Kibbutz Yifat…

Archaeology backs the legitimacy of Israel

A 1,500-year-old byzantine-era church with spectacular multicolored mosaic floors with flower,…

Some historians and scholars of ancient linguistics believe that the Hebrew language,…

In 70 CE Rome destroyed what was then known as Jerusalem, including the Temple, after a long…

Excavations at an archaeological research site, En Esur (Ein Asawir), located near Wadi Ara…

Gordon Robertson explores the ruins of the palace of King David and the wall of King Solomon in…

The Israeli Antiquities Authority has initiated an aggressive campaign to find and protect the…

Did Pharoah's and his chariots really get swallowed up in the Red Sea?

Have you heard of the city of Yavne in Israel?

Discoveries at City of David (Zion), 2007

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

Visit to the Mikveh, the Ritual Pool, Discovered in Jerusalem

Methuselah, the Judean Date Palm – links the past to the present through agriculture and…

What secrets lie beneath the Western Wall?

Discover how David and his men conquered the Jebusites.

Dr. Joe Uziel of the Israel Antiquities Authority and Syriologist Dr. Filip Yukosavovic discuss…