When living in Israel, one gets so accustomed to seeing biblical sites at every turn that you can almost start taking it for granted. Some are well known, others less so.

'And the border circled from the top of the mountain to the fountain of the Mei (water of) Neftoach, and went out to the cities of Mount Ephron; and the border circled to Baalah, which is Kirjath-jearim' (Joshua 15:9)

According to tradition, Qasr El Yehud on the Jordan River is the exact spot where Joshua and the Children of Israel entered the holy land.

During the First Temple period, Jerusalem was the only Israelite city larger than Lachish.

The location of a major Biblical battle, the Hula Valley is now known for amazing birdwatching.

The City of David organization has revitalized the Valley of Hennom, on the outskirts of Jerusalem, transforming Hell into Heaven!

How is it possible the men chosen by Moses, who witnessed the miracles of Egypt and the Red Sea, did not have the same unwavering faith as a Canaanite harlot?

Hazor was the most powerful Canaanite city state when Joshua conquered 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)'

The Palestinian Authority damaged the area where the Book of Joshua describes its namesake builing an altar on Mount Ebal after the Israelites had crossed into the Holy Land. By Aryeh Savir, TPS The Palestinian Authority (PA) wreaked havoc on the Biblical-era site of Yehoshua ben Nun’s Altar on Mount Ebal and ground stones from... Read more »

Cambridge University researchers claim scripture may describe one of the earliest documented solar eclipses.

Israeli scientists have discovered evidence for an event recorded in the bible that took place thousands of years ago.