An Israel Antiquities Authority archaeological team was sent to ‘Ein Qiniyye, a Druze village in the southern foothills of Mount Hermon, to examine a plot designated for a school complex. There they found a unique pillar from the era of the Roman Empire.
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Australia on Tuesday reversed a decision of the previous government to recognize west Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, saying the status of the city should be resolved through peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian people.
As detailed extensively by Chaim V’Chessed, consular services at the US Embassy in Jerusalem and the Branch Office in Tel Aviv have been snarled since the onset of the Corona pandemic. Now, the US Embassy is making strides to streamline its services.
A 20-year-old Israeli soldier was severely injured Tuesday in a shooting attack near the eastern gate of Shavei Shomron, he later died from his wounds.
An IDF female soldier was killed as a result of being critically injured by a shooting attack in the Shu’afat checkpoint.
An Israel Antiquities Authority excavation revealed 44 Byzantine gold coins at the site of Paneas (later known as Banias), within the Hermon Stream Nature Reserve. The hidden coin hoard provides evidence for a dramatic moment in the history of the country – the Muslim conquest of the Byzantine Empire in the Levant.
Two Palestinian Arab terrorists were eliminated early Monday morning during a failed terror attack on IDF soldiers in Samaria.
Authorities on Wednesday identified the victim of Tuesday’s deadly terrorist attack in Holon as 84-year-old Shulamit Rachel Ovadia, a resident of Holon who lived near the scene of the attack.
An exceptional and amazing discovery from the time of the Pharaoh associated with the Biblical Exodus from Egypt, was revealed last Wednesday when a mechanical digger penetrated the roof of a cave in the Palmahim Beach National Park.
This story starts with a rare quarter shekel silver coin, the fourth of its kind known in the world. Dated to the fourth year of the Jewish Great Revolt from 69 CE –– a year before the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
