Hazor was the most powerful Canaanite city state when Joshua conquered the Holy Land.

Recently, archaeologists unveiled a 3,200-year-old lead tablet that was unearthed on Mount Ebal in Samaria, the biblical heartland.

32 lives saved in one month, Purim extravaganza for special kids, Falafel kerfuffle, and much more!

“In the 1960s, out of nowhere a Palestinian people emerged – but from where?” A new video was released on Wednesday by the Zionist organization Im Tirtzu, titled “The True History of the Palestinian People.” The video traces historical events that occurred in the Land of Israel over millenia. “But then, in the 1960s, out of nowhere... Read more »

Israel's youngest lifesaver, NASA veteran makes Aliyah, Ancient Hebrew amulet found at biblical site, and much more!

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

Take a tour of the historic City of David with Israel's Ambassador in Italy - all in Italian!

It was in this area where one of the most dramatic biblical events took place.

Although one of the most climatic and consequential events in the Bible took place here, few tourists ever visit.

Who performed the greater deed? Was it Batya, who risked her life to save baby Moses, or Miriam, who merely watched the events unfold?

Today the site flourishes, with a full-time Kollel, a synagogue and even a hospitality corner with hot drinks and snacks!

Let’s hope that like Abraham, Joseph and King Solomon, we can positively impact the world around us.

Many have wondered how this city was able to flourish for millenia, well before the days of piping water from afar.

According to tradition, this is the exact spot where Joshua and the Children of Israel entered the Holy Land.

'And it will be, when the Lord, your God, will bring you to the land to which you come, to possess it, that you shall place those blessing upon Mount Gerizim, and those cursing upon Mount Ebal (Deuteronomy 11:29)'

For thousands of years, from Biblical times until fairly recently, Israel has hosted some of the most exotic animals in the world, worthy of any safari!

'Jacob departed from Beer-Sheba and (using this exact road) went toward Haran.' (Genesis 28:10)

'And the bones of Joseph, which the children of Israel had brought up out of Egypt, they buried in Shechem, in the parcel of ground which Jacob bought from the sons of Hamor the father of Shechem'

'And the word of the Lord came to me a second time, saying: Take the girdle that you bought and rise, go to Prat (Spring) and hide it there in the cleft of a rock (Jeremiah 13.3)'

The 'West Bank' is an ersatz woke name that seeks to divest 800,000 Jews now living there of their heritage and land.

For the first time in 20 years, a Brit Milah took place at the ancient burial site in the biblical city of Shechem.

Judaism does not glorify war and advocates restraint before making any drastic moves. Self-defense is one justification for battle.

The game-show 'Jeopardy!' scored big points in the truth department when it refused to let a contestant rewrite history.

Spiritual leaders from around the globe visited the site that served for hundreds of years as home to the Holy Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant.

The US mindset on the Jewish State derives from the assumption that Israel is not a generic foreign entity, but an integral part of basic Judeo-Christian values.

The Land of Israel remains the only place in the world where keeping a copy of the Bible handy can help you find key historical landmarks and sites.

Using shell fragments unearthed in Jerusalem’s City of David, Bar-Ilan professor rebuilds an ancient egg and learns about dietary habits of the time.

Titled 'The Mount: A Photographic Journey to Temple Mount,' the exhibit incorporates images from the beginning of photography in 1836 all the way through to the virtual reality of today.

Scholars are certain the figure unearthed in northern Israel represents royalty but are less sure which king it symbolizes or which kingdom he may have ruled.

As testimony to Jerusalem's rich and ancient Jewish history, a Biblical-era royal seal belonging to King Hezekiah, son of Ahaz, was found in Jerusalem's Old City.

Eva Etzioni-Halevy, professor emeritus of Political Sociology at Bar-Ilan University, began a new career and now, as an acclaimed author of historical fiction, takes readers back in time.

For the first time in some 2,000 years, an upcoming long-distance marathon will give participants the opportunity to experience ancient Israel like never before.