My son, Adin, is a star soccer player in his local soccer team that I help manage. Here we are on Israeli TV talking about the initiative to have soccer… Continue reading "On Israeli TV With My Son, the Soccer Star"
This post has to do with a potential archaeological cover-up or an inexplicable case of academic incompetence. I invite readers to express their opinions and help me solve this mystery.… Continue reading "THE STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOR KLONER AND MR. HYDE"
Not To Be Missed: The Top Five Posts on TaborBlog in 2012 Here is a listing of the Top Five most visited articles on the Taborblog during the calendar year 2012. Many… Continue reading "Top 5 Blogs From: “All things biblical” from the Hebrew Bible to Early Christianity in the Roman World and Beyond"
Today, Bar Ilan University, near Tel Aviv, had a one day archaeological conference about various “new finds” in Jerusalem and its surroundings. There were numerous papers, some of them more… Continue reading "Strange Report from Prof. Amos Kloner at the Bar Ilan Archaeological Conference: Cover Up or Incompetence?"
By Yori Yalon on israelhayom.com Archeologists got a rare glimpse of religious life in the days of Israel’s Judean kings when they discovered an ancient temple and tools apparently used… Continue reading "Ancient temple, rare ritual tools discovered near Jerusalem"
Dozens of members of an Indian tribe said to be lost descendants of the ancient Israelite tribe of Menashe have emigrated to Israel. The community says it is one of… Continue reading "Jews from the Lost Tribe of Menashe in India Moving to Israel!"
First publicized in March, 2012 I have had a chance to peruse the responses to our press conference and book launch (The Jesus Discovery, Simon & Schuster) for the first… Continue reading "My Response to “The Jesus Discovery” Reactions"
The story of a stunning new discovery that provides the first physical evidence of Christians in Jerusalem during the time of Jesus and his apostles. Click here to purchase “The… Continue reading "Hear Authors James Tabor and Simcha Jacobovici on “The Jesus Discovery”"
Click here to View a 2,000-year-old scroll of the Ten Commandments online with Google’s latest online archive of historical documents includes the earliest known scroll with the Ten Commandments.