Enormous quarry dating back to Second Temple period exposed in capital’s Ramat Shlomo Quarter. Huge stones quarried there were presumably used in construction of city’s magnificent public buildings Ynetnews Published: 05.20.13, 07:47 / Israel Travel An enormous quarry from the… Read More ›
KHouse The Romans destroyed Herod’s Jerusalem Temple in 70 C.E. Is it possible that some of the wooden beams from his Temple Mount have survived-and may be identified? Some archeologists believe this may be the case. In their May/June Edition… Read More ›
You won’t believe your ears! Information never before heard! Especially at 16 minutes and forward…you absolutely must hear this mind-blowing information! Forward this to your friends, and your family! CLICK HERE TO LISTEN NOW! Apollyon an intensive form of the word “destruction”,… Read More ›
Headlining the US tour are 10 rare fragments from the Dead Sea Scrolls collection, some of which have never been displayed By Matt Lebovic May 19, 2013, 10:46 pm BOSTON – Not since the Babylonian Exile have so many ancient… Read More ›
A huge quarry, along with tools and a key, used by workers some 2,000 years ago have been discovered during an excavation in Jerusalem prior to the paving of a highway, the Israel Antiquities Authorities (IAA) announced. The first-century quarry,… Read More ›
Second Temple Model of Jerusalem |SOURCE It may be a miniature, but it certainly isn’t small. One of the most impressive objects on display at the Israel Museum is the 2,000-square-meter (21,520-square-foot) model of Jerusalem in the Second Temple period. The… Read More ›
SOURCE A tourism advertisement produced by the Israeli Foreign Ministry was banned before it could be released, as it showed the CGI destruction of the Dome of the Rock, a Muslim holy site. The video features Deputy Foreign Minister Danny… Read More ›
8 Tevet This date marks the completion of the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible in the third century BCE — the oldest Bible translation. The Septuagint derives its name from the Latin word for ‘ seventy,’ alluding… Read More ›
