The coin, the fourth of its kind known in the world, was part of a hoard of material dug up by Palestinian antiquities looters in 2002.

Today we are visiting a one-of-a kind World Heritage site, biblical Maresha and ancient Beit Guvrin.

The coins are 2,000 years old and one of them has the Hebrew inscription 'Freedom of Zion.'

Archeologists find trove of evidence that after the Bar Kochva revolt against Rome, the area was populated by a mix of Jews, Christians and Pagans.

206 immigrants from France arrived in Israel in the largest-ever summer mass-aliyah from France; Israel welcomed 218 new immigrants (Olim) from North America as the summer season of Aliyah organized by Nefesh B'nefesh begins, and much more.

The Land of Israel constantly reveals hidden treasures, testifying to its rich history. This time, a hiker discovered a rare coin in the Galilee from the Roman Era.

Watch the miraculous story of the last, ancient Judean general leaving a direct, important message for the first commander of the Israel Defense Forces, over 2000 years later!

Archaeologists recently exposed a 1,900-year-old mikvah (ritual bath) near the Ha-Ela Junction, on the road to Jerusalem not far from Beit Shemesh.