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Birds of Paradise
According to the Torah, the Ark of the Covenant – where Moses placed the Ten Commandments – had a cover and on the cover were two “cherubim”. There are two Jewish traditions concerning the cherubim. It is agreed that they …
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Biblical scoop: Delilah Revealed!
As I write this, my new series “Lost Faces of the Bible” called “Biblical Forensics: Real Faces of the Bible” in Canada is airing on Vision Television in
Naked Archaeologist Season 3 on TV in Israel
As of this coming Monday, March 11, at 7:25pm Channel 1 IBA will be playing 13 episodes of Naked Archaeologist season III every Monday in that time slot. Click
Crusader gold cache found near Israeli coastal city
If you missed this...there are still treasures to be found in the Holy Land: Excerpts from an article by Nir Hasson on haaretz.com A gold cache, one of the
How fortunate for Herod that his name wasn’t Jesus
The Israel Museum announced that starting February 12, 2013 the museum is going to put on display a giant “King Herod” exhibition. This will involve 30 tons of
Israel’s largest-ever archaeological exhibit shines light on King Herod
Excerpts of Haaretz article The Israel Museum is putting the finishing touches on a huge exhibit about the life and architectural legacy of the controversial King Herod the
Fortifications Of The Gihon Spring in the City of David, Jerusalem
Excavations at the City of David, near the Temple Mount, have unearthed the remains of a massive fortressed compound built in the Middle
Second Temple-era mikveh discovered under Al-Aqsa mosque
excerpts of article by Nadav Shragai in IsraelHayom.com n 1927, an earthquake struck Jerusalem, killing 130 people, wounding 450 and destroying or heavily damaging about 300 buildings, including
