As part of the ongoing efforts to widen road 437, which stretches between the settlement of Adam and Kfar Hizma in the Benjamin Regional Council of the Judean mountains, the archaeology staff unit of the Israeli Civil Administration has made a remarkable discovery. Beneath the layers of time and soil, they have unearthed the remains of ancient quarries and a production center for stone tools that date back to the illustrious Second Temple period.

19 September 2023

Read more: Judean Second Temple Stone Tool Center Unearthed During Road Expansion

In a significant development during Rosh Hashanah, the members of the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, convened in Riyadh and voted in favor of designating Tel Jericho as a World Heritage Site within Palestine, despite Israeli efforts to prevent this decision. Tel Jericho, an ancient city steeped in historical significance, is renowned for its Jewish artifacts and the presence of some of the world's oldest synagogues.

18 September 2023

Read more: UNESCO Designates Tel Jericho Palestinian Despite Zero Archeological Evidence

In a momentous revelation that has captured the imaginations and hearts of those affiliated with both Jewish and Christian traditions, Jerusalem's hidden Pool of Siloam has been unveiled to the world. Long substantiated by Biblical narratives—including the recounting in the Gospel of John where Jesus healed a man born blind—this archaeological treasure had been shrouded in mystery for nearly two millennia, corresponding with the period when Jesus is historically thought to have lived. This recent discovery is monumental, not just as a testament to historical accuracy but also as a nexus for spiritual enlightenment and cross-cultural unity.

10 September 2023

Read more: Unearthed Pool of Siloam: A Landmark Uniting Jewish and Christian Faiths

In an unprecedented archaeological find, researchers have unearthed four remarkably well-preserved Roman swords in a cave in the Judean Desert, near the iconic Ein Gedi National Park. The historical artifacts are believed to have been seized by Judean rebels during the Bar Kochba Revolt, which unfolded between 132 and 135 CE.

06 September 2023

Read more: See It: Bar Kochba Era Roman Swords Unearthed in Judean Desert Cave