Copenhagen, Denmark, December 18, 2013 – Today has been one of those special days that highlights for me and my colleagues why we make documentary films. Our film, “Tales From… Continue reading "Organ Trade Film Making A Difference"
Tonight at 7pm EST on National Geographic US, my film on the “Sacrificial Child”, part of the “Lost Faces of the Bible” series will be airing. For those who missed… Continue reading "Biblical Scoop: Sacrificial Child"
In 2007, we identified the real tomb of Jesus in Talpiot, Jerusalem. This upset a lot of people because they would like the tomb to be under the Church of… Continue reading "Upside Down Fish"
In January 2008, some of the world’s top scholars gathered at Mishkenot Sha’ananim in Jerusalem to consider the claims of my 2007 film and book “The Lost Tomb of Jesus”… Continue reading "Once Again Vindicated!"
Airing tonight at 7pm EST on National Geographic Television in the US is our new series “Lost Faces of the Bible”. The series deals with four facial reconstructions of skulls… Continue reading "The Man Who Knew Jesus"
The Exodus Decoded followed by a Q&A with Simcha Jacobovici Adath Israel Congregation December 8, 2013 – 7:30pm with popcorn and drinks General Admission: $20 VIP Ticket: $50, includes reserved… Continue reading "Screening This Sunday"
This upcoming Sunday night (December 8, 2013) at 7:30pm at Adath Israel Congregation in Toronto, I’m screening my film “The Exodus Decoded”. I’ll be there to introduce the film and… Continue reading "I’m Speaking in Toronto"
During a time when many societies were transitioning from nomadic lifestyles to more permanent village settlements, a long-lived man was given a special burial in a remote desert cave. Placed… Continue reading "6,000 Year Old Warrior Ignites a Modern Controversy"
Recently, at Tel Kabri on the Mediterranean coast in Israel, archeologists found an ancient wine cellar. The media got excited about the well-aged traces of wine. It surely is a… Continue reading "Archeological Detective Work"
Documentarians have entered the fray of archaeology. Archaeologists don’t like it, but the fact is that documentary filmmakers are often in a position to do things that academics simply can’t… Continue reading "Hanging Gardens Found!"