Israeli researchers have discovered written records of biblical King David.

Photographic technology has enabled researchers to verify that the events recorded on the stone correspond to the historical account in the Book of Kings.

'On the third day, Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw the place from afar' (Genesis 22:4)

When you dance in front of God, when you dance in honor of God, and when you dance in honor of the Torah – there are no protocols or formalities. We are all equal.

Wars with the Assyrians and Babylonians should've ended Jewish ties to Hebron and the Holy Land, but God had other plans.

Shoftim deals with kings and monarchy in Judaism. As such, it is a good opportunity to review the life of the most famous king of Israel, David. 

The weekly portion features one of the great villains in the Torah, providing a great opportunity to discuss some of the other evil-doers in the Bible.

David's epic battle in Tel Azekah propelled his path to kingship.

Linda Sarsour appeared in a video with the historically impossible lie that the Jewish King David from the Bible was a Muslim.

Archaeological find gives a glimpse into the wardrobe of King David and King Solomon from 3000 years ago.

Ziklag is mentioned multiple times in the Bible in relation to David in the Book of Samuel.

The Tower of David may be 2,000 years old, but some of its most spectacular features are now brand-new.

The people of Israel speak the same language that was spoken in the Land of Israel 3,000 years ago, and their children have the same names!

Archaeological research in Israel has provided fascinating insight into biblical accounts of ancient Jewish history, including King David's capture of Jerusalem.

Findings dating back to Kings David and Solomon contradicts previous assumptions that furnaces in the heart of the desert were operated by slaves.

The PA wants UNESCO to declare the Old City of Hebron, including the Cave of the Patriarchs, a Palestinian World Heritage site.

A mother's insistence on burying her baby son in Hebron was a step in the direction of rebuilding the ancient Jewish city.

On a tiny hilltop in the middle of the Elah Valley, near the city of Beit Shemesh, an ancient city was uncovered, with features and details that seem to match the biblical account of the region. Whether this discovery provides physical evidence of the existence of a Davidic stronghold in the Elah Valley is the... Read more »

Palestinian leaders understand that Jerusalem is not holy to the Muslims, but they don't want you to know it. This video explains why.

Exploring the ruins of the City of David, where the archaeology matches the biblical text, there can be no doubt about the vibrant Jewish history of Jerusalem.

Textiles found at Timna Valley archaeological dig by a Tel Aviv University excavation team provide a colorful picture of a complex ancient society.

King David writes, “The Mountains surround Jerusalem, just as God surrounds His people” (Psalms 125), and it seems likely that the Jewish monarch was looking at the Mount of Olives as he wrote this.

Include Ein Gedi, a breathtaking oasis in the desert, in your next trip to Israel to explore many secrets, biblical sources and incredible wildlife and views.

A rare stone seal that is believed to date back to the periods of King David and Solomon in the 10th century BCE was recently uncovered by a 10-year-old Russian boy and deciphered by experts.

In 1967, Israel successfully reunited Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the Jewish people, and once again, Jaffa Gate was in Jewish hands along with the other gates of the Old City.

Whether the summit of Mount Zion is the actual burial place of King David or was used for his descendants, the area nevertheless became sanctified.

"We see ourselves not as individuals, but on a mission connecting young people to their Jewish roots," says Rabbi Simcha Hochbaum, who educates the public about the significance of the Jewish city of Hebron.

A rare archaeological find offers fresh insight into the biblical era of King David, as recorded in Scripture, and ancient Jewish history in the Land of Israel.

All of the buildings, including the windmill, of Mishkenot Sha’ananim remain standing today. It is a grand testimony to the growth and restoration of Jerusalem.

David Zeit, UWI's executive director, explains why the Jewish Nation should no longer tolerate an Islam-inspired 'Identity Holocaust'.

Archaeologists discovered 3000-year-old artifacts in the Valley of Elah, where David slew Goliath, shedding light on Jewish life based on devotion to God.

Tel Dan has a bit of everything—archaeology, history, lots of water, lush greenery, biblical sites, battle sites from recent Israeli wars and amazing views.

Listening to the intense crashing of the sea water against the walls of the grottoes, I appreciate the natural phenomenon chosen by King David to bring us closer to God.

One who is disrespectful to his or her parents, such as being rough with them or speaking to them harshly, is cursed by God.

Recent archaeological discoveries provide further details on King David's life in the Land of Israel. (Not that we were doubting it...)

It seems that no matter how hard others try to erase the history of the Jewish people, evidence continues to appear, confirming the truth.

Sacrifices were of value only so long as the Temple stood, but righteousness and justice remain of utmost importance even when the Temple no longer stands.

Jerusalem 360 is the largest panoramic project ever launched in Israel. It features over 100 locations in Jerusalem that you can tour from the comfort of your home, office or bed!

The eternal connection between Jerusalem and the Jewish people is unbreakable. In biblical times, over 3000 years ago, Jerusalem was established as the capital of Israel by King David.